The Long Island-based company, who plan to build six high-rises in the Journal Square neighborhood, recently hit a milestone on dueling 27-story developments that will add 667 residences to the area.

The second portion of the massive project has been redesigned a bit and will now include 1,606 residences inside two 69-story towers that feature five storefronts.

The first approvals have been granted for a 95-acre redevelopment effort along the Hackensack River, with the initial portion set to include 35% affordable housing and 10,000-square feet of community amenities.

The sale of a Halladay Street property marks one of the highest prices for land in the Canal Crossing market, as the transaction comes out to just about $9.02 million per acre.

An entity called The Other Side is looking to transform space along Congress Street into a dispensary and lounge spanning two floors.

The funding will go towards a full evaluation of the abandoned rail corridor, which activists hope to turn into a mile-long greenway of open space that would connect several neighborhoods.

The renovation of two block stretch of Newark Avenue has added granite pavers, a public stage, seating, infrastructure improvements, and more to one of Downtown’s biggest destinations.

A company associated with Peter Mocco wants to add a five-story building to a Downtown parking lot not far from the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza.

A multifamily property was recently sold in Jersey City, New Jersey, for $3,850,000.

This Jersey City corner penthouse offers expansive outdoor living space and an abundance of natural light.