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Approved Bayonne Development Sells for $9.9 Million
An approved multifamily development in Bayonne, New Jersey, recently sold for $9.9 million.
Hoboken To Consider 30-Unit Development Near Madison Street Park
A vacant plot and two older Hoboken buildings could soon be replaced with a modern development that includes an affordable housing component and flood mitigation efforts.
Newark Unveils New Harriet Tubman Monument
Several dignitaries including Queen Latifah were on hand to unveil the new Harriett Tubman monument in Newark, which celebrates the city's role in the Underground Railroad.
Amtrak’s Gateway Program Could Be an Economic Boon to the Meadowlands
Amtrak wants to reshape one of the nation’s most congested railway corridors and shorten the travel time for New Jersey commuters. One of the places that stands to gain the most from the project could be the Meadowlands.
The Best Coffee in Hoboken – 12 Essential Coffee Shop Options
We've put together a list featuring some of the places to find the best coffee in Hoboken.
NYC’s Naya Middle Eastern Counter & Grill Opens in Paramus
Naya Counter & Grill, a Middle Eastern restaurant that has taken New York City by storm, has launched their first New Jersey location in Paramus.
Leonia Apartment Complex Sells for $19.8M
Grand Lee Apartments in Leonia, Bergen County, New Jersey, recently sold for $19.8M.
New Brunswick Approves 150-Unit Union Square Development Near Rutgers
The New Brunswick zoning board has signed off on a $60 million development that will add new off-campus student housing.
With Expansions Planned, PastaRAMEN Lights Up Montclair’s Dining Scene
PastaRAMEN has launched their first brick-and-mortar restaurant in Montclair.
Despite Historic Commission Rejection, Newark Approves 45-Story Arc Tower
The Newark planning board greenlit the 344-unit high-rise Arc Tower development on Broad Street, a move the project’s architect says overrides a previous denial from Newark’s Landmarks & Historic Preservation Commission.
