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NYC’s Artichoke Pizza Opening Second N.J. Spot in Red Bank Later This Year
The pizzeria will be opening in a 1,800-square foot storefront in one of Monmouth county’s most prominent towns.
Contemporary Mosque Breaks Ground in Jersey City
Construction of a modern house of worship with 18,000-square feet of space has begun on a corner lot of Montgomery Street.
Liberty Harbor’s 88 Regent Street Rises in Jersey City
Façade installation has begun at a 32-story tower, which is just outside Liberty State Park and will add 392 apartments and two large storefronts to the neighborhood.
Eliot Spitzer’s Company to Pitch High-Rise on Jersey City’s Summit Avenue
A group partially run by New York’s former Governor will soon be presenting plans for a 386-unit mixed use development.
10-Story Building Proposed for 650 Grove Street, Jersey City
The proposal by Newport Associates Development Company calls for 108 residential units, office space, and parking near 18th Street and Marin Boulevard.
Turn-of-the-Last-Century Meets Modern Luxury in Two-Family For Sale, JC Heights
308 Webster Avenue is a three-story, two-family home with every original detail, contemporary upgrade, and private outdoor space.
Prato Bakery Expanding to 150 Bay Street in Jersey City
An Italian bake shop will be bringing their third brick-and-mortar storefront to Downtown Jersey City.
Development With Green Roof Approved Next to Major North Bergen Intersection
A property across from the Coach House Diner in North Bergen will become the site of a project with at least two dozen residential units.
‘Golf-Themed Restaurant and Bar’ Proposed Near Morristown Green
A company is seeking approval to bring a “golf-themed restaurant and bar” with indoor and outdoor seating, a tasting room, and more to the heart of Morristown.
Jersey City’s South House Closes Its Doors
A large restaurant that brought southern hospitality to a lively stretch of Downtown has ended their five-year run and furthered the year-long transition of Newark Avenue’s Pedestrian Plaza.
