The city's redevelopment agency has taken a step toward restoring the Journal Square landmark into a 3,300-seat performing arts center, choosing the operator behind Newark’s Prudential Center for the job.

Masterfully restored 41 Bentley Avenue brings two fully renovated duplex units to one of the most sought-after historic blocks in Jersey City.

A partially boarded-up church that’s almost 135 years old could soon be revitalized into worship space that includes 16 apartments under a new proposal.

A local business that has been a staple of The Heights for two years will be opening their second location inside of a recently completed development.

Officials have moved forward with a plan to investigate whether a swath of Downtown land could qualify as a redevelopment area after a deal that would have paved the way for a linear park was derailed.

Lincoln Equities is asking for zoning modifications that would allow them to build several high-rises along the Hoboken border in a deal that includes a new light rail station.

Two buildings and a parking lot could soon meet the wrecking ball and be replaced by a six-story residential development along a block that has been vertically evolving in recent years.

Months of delays have ended with Jersey City’s council approving $6.7 million to overhaul a two-block stretch with granite pavers and a variety of improvements including a stage, additional seating areas, and green infrastructure.

Revamped plans from Landmark Hospitality will bring a 25,000 square foot venue and restaurant to the Lincoln Park property, which will sport a rooftop bar and ground floor patio.

The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy (JCLC) believes the Junction holds an important place in Jersey City’s history and the building at 500 Communipaw Avenue is no exception.