The Marketing Directors, the high-powered sales and marketing force, won three top awards at The Nationals - an awards competition hosted by the NAHB’s National Sales and Marketing Council. Essentially, it’s the Oscars for property marketers.

Liberty Humane Society is going mobile! A new outreach program tentatively called LHS Live will be driving dogs and cats, kittens and puppies into Jersey City neighborhoods, making it easier for potential adopters to spend some time with the animals so in need of a new home.

Piece by piece LeFrak continues to build out their master planned Newport community in Jersey City. The company has just released pricing for their latest addition, a 41-story luxury rental tower directly on the waterfront.

The Sixth Street Embankment saga is over a decade old, but your support can make a difference in the property’s preservation and could help create a new green space network on other rail lines throughout the city.

Developers are planning to construct a new high-rise building, office, retail, and residential space, that would tower over the surrounding community on Sip Ave, Jersey City.

Just steps away from the park, this gut-renovated brownstone at 225 8th Street offers modern comforts and high-end finishes throughout five floors and 3,000 sq. ft. of indoor living space including 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths.

After years of planning, development is underway for a new residential project in Jersey City. The 64-unit, fully affordable project will rise in the northern edge of the city’s Greenville neighborhood at 445 Ocean Avenue.

With eye-catching finishes throughout and a prime location just off Grand Street near the Grove Street PATH station, this three-family home at 237 Grove Street combines convenience and style.

Since the opening of Berry Lane Park last year, Ward F is suddenly attracting more developers to this corner of Jersey City. In fact, plans are underway for a new mixed-use development directly across the street at 975 Garfield Avenue.

Mack-Cali is making major capital investments along the waterfront in the retail, commercial, residential, and public spaces to create a “pedestrian-friendly urban landscape at the water’s edge” and a real “live work play” neighborhood.