Now on the market, this fully renovated Downtown Jersey City townhouse pairs high-end interiors with private outdoor space and seamless transit options.

The JC Luxury Group at SERHANT has assumed leasing for the upscale residential building in Journal Square.

This brand-new, boutique rental building offers stylish units, lifestyle amenities, and garage parking.

Southend Hoboken will house a new early education facility after the Hoboken Public School District finalized a 20-year lease brokered by Corcoran Sawyer Smith.

The Mercer is Newark’s newest design-forward rental offering, pairing Art Deco elegance with industrial details and smart, spacious layouts.

This two-bedroom home in Hoboken - with west-facing sunset views and covered parking - received multiple offers and went under contract in under a week.

Naya will be opening their second spot in Jersey City in early February.

The former Annin Flag Factory in Verona, now a 111-unit apartment community, has sold for $56 million.

A 225-unit mixed-use development was approved near Lincoln Park, just blocks from Newark Symphony Hall and McCarter Highway.

A Bergen-Lafayette corner that has been home to vacant lots for many years has a plan to transform one of them into a project that includes affordable housing.

With a unique cinematic history, this turn-key townhouse is located in Hoboken.

The Perth Amboy planning board has greenlit a plan from Kushner Companies to revitalize a waterfront site into 602 residential units, including new parks and public promenades.

A former parking lot just a few blocks from the Hudson River has turned into Jersey City's latest construction site and will eventually be home to a 50-story tower.

Newark officials approved long-term tax incentives that move redevelopment plans at the former Pabst Brewery site closer to reality.

A newly announced transitway proposal from NJ Transit has raised fresh questions about whether Jersey City’s long-envisioned Bergen Arches greenway will move forward alongside transit plans.

One of Bergen-Lafayette’s newer developments has changed hands not long after construction wrapped.

A Jersey City institution has officially met the wrecking ball and is slated to be replaced with a two-tower development that includes school space and affordable housing.

Tenants describe years of unresolved building problems, including security failures, at a well-known residential tower in Newark.

A Jersey City cannabis business that opened to much fanfare last summer is the subject of a new lawsuit over unpaid bills filed by the company’s landlord.