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NYC’s Cheeky Sandwiches Opening New Location in Jersey City
A New Orleans-inspired sub shop from NYC will be the latest restaurant to launch in this Jersey City neighborhood.
Jersey City’s Torico Ice Cream Expanding to Bergen-Lafayette
Torico Ice Cream is currently constructing an ice cream production facility in Bergen-Lafayette that includes a walk-up window.
New Restaurant The Roxy Now Open in Jersey City
The team behind Corto has brought their latest endeavor The Roxy to Bergen-Lafayette with a Mediterranean-inspired menu and unique cocktails.
Jersey City’s Financially Strapped Moore’s Lounge Close to Fundraising Goal
The jazz lounge, one of the Jersey City’s oldest Black-owned businesses, is over two thirds of the way towards raising money that will keep the doors open.
Jersey City’s O’LaLa Empanadas Closes After Decade-Long Run
One of the pioneering businesses that set up shop in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City 10 years ago has shut down amid a property sale and possible redevelopment plans.
A Converted Jersey City Church is Reborn as Lafayette House, Offering Residences Steeped in...
The opportunity to live in a piece of history is now available in this striking Jersey City church that has been reborn as Lafayette House.
Now Open for Leasing: Discover Bergen-Lafayette’s Newest Homes at Jasmin Terrace II
Situated in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City, Jasmin Terrace II is a brand-new, concrete and steel construction building with units now available to lease.
The Atrium Debuts Brand New Residences to Lease in Bergen-Lafayette
Bergen-Lafayette’s newest rental building offers 36 residences and a range of amenities.
Condo Expert Michelle Mumoli Sells Brand New Home for $30K Over Asking in Just...
Michelle Mumoli of Compass has sold a Jersey City condo for $30,000 over the asking price after only five days on the market.
Fate of Jersey City’s 125 Monitor Street Could Be Decided Soon
One of the most problematic abandoned properties in Jersey City is still bogged down in legal proceedings but recent court moves have signaled a resolution could soon emerge.
