334 Arlington Avenue in Bergen-Lafayette received 15 offers and went under contract after only one week on the market.

Yesterday, SCALE Lending announced that it closed on a $120 million construction loan for a Journal Square multi-family development.

The company is looking to bring a 21,000-square-foot workout facility to vacant space in a neighborhood that will see lots of growth in the coming years.

A shop specializing in ice cream sandwiches made exclusively from homemade components is slated to soon open their second location.

The two-floor home features two beds, two full baths, and private outdoor space plus basement storage.

An initiative to replace an aging police facility in the city’s northernmost neighborhood has officially entered the next development stage.

Fields Development Group wants to preserve and expand a century-old warehouse in Bergen-Lafayette into a mixed-use development.

The company that operates Jersey City Medical Center has put together a proposal that would rehabilitate a Montgomery Street building that dates to the 1920s.

A Bright Street building once used as a paint factory outlet could be replaced with a mixed-use project just a few blocks from an iconic “ghost sign” that is passed by thousands of drivers every day.

A development that will house the city’s police and fire operations under one roof has been vertically expanded and modified a bit to include a new floor with an additional 2,000 square feet of space.