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Empanada Truck Owners Opening Lady G Bar & Grill in Jersey City
A mobile food vendor that has been a fixture at events throughout New Jersey will be opening their first brick and mortar restaurant complete with a full bar in Jersey City.
Ground Broken on Mixed-Use Project with Affordable Housing in Jersey City
Elizabeth-based Tag Development has begun work on a project that includes affordable housing and will add a new storefront to one of Jersey City’s major thoroughfares.
One of the First Designer Homes in Greenville, Jersey City Sells Over Asking After...
A fully renovated, custom designer home was recently sold in Greenville, Jersey City.
Triple Double Juice Co. Opening Second Location in Jersey City
A basketball-themed juice bar called Triple Double Juice Co. will be setting up shop inside a new development in Jersey City.
Affordable Veterans Housing Community in Jersey City Celebrates Opening
The new Jersey City community will provide affordable housing along with onsite supportive services for veterans and at-risk populations.
Greenville Non-Profit to Host Thanksgiving for Jersey City’s Needy
Mercy for my Neighbor, a Jersey City non-profit, is partnering with the Fountain of Salvation Church in Greenville on a variety of endeavors this Thanksgiving.
Jersey City Development Site with Unobstructed NYC Views Asks $249K
Located at 32 Freedom Place in the Greenville section of Jersey City, the site measures 49.38 feet x 100 feet.
74 Residential Units Proposed at South End of MLK Drive, Jersey City
Two new mixed-use development projects could be built across the street from each other in Jersey City’s Greenville section.
Residential and Religious Development Might Replace Jersey City Church
A hearing has been scheduled for a unique complex in Jersey City that would feature more than 100 residential units, a daycare facility, a house of worship, and more.
New Apartment Building Could Come to Greenville, Jersey City
A house and a garage on Bergen Avenue in Jersey City’s Greenville section might be replaced with a five-story apartment building.
