A slew of properties on Jersey City's West Side could be combined to make way for a larger development.

This historic three-floor property in Summit is looking for a fresh start and a new tenant in the heart of the city’s downtown.

Bistro La Source, a French restaurant that has been in business since 2008, is planning to move to new digs in DTJC.

Available for lease, this luxurious townhouse in Maxwell Place along the Hoboken waterfront offers luxury, convenience, and unmatched views.

Cape May was once a haven for freed slaves, at its peak, the town was home to 88 Black-owned businesses including music venues, lodgings, and shops. This year, the Historic Sites Council approved including these areas in the National Historic Register.

Paris Baguette has launched their first Hoboken location and is now serving customers along a prominent waterfront development.

The educational institution’s Center for Student Success will rise 11 stories and add state-of the art classrooms, expanded student services, and more in Jersey City.

This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom hacienda in Upper Saddle River is brimming with bespoke details, from the Saltillo tile floors to the tall beamed ceilings.

One of the most prominent developers along the Jersey City waterfront has already drawn up another proposal for a 355-unit complex.

Built in 1854, Westland Mansion in Princeton was home to President Cleveland, a New Jersey native, and is now listed for sale.