Bayfront officially breaks ground today, includes record-breaking affordable housing, JC approves development near Lincoln Park, & more

151 Bay Street at Provost Square makes luxurious living a priority with move-in ready residences and exceptional amenities close to the Grove Street PATH Station.

Jersey City’s Bergen Court is a brand-new four-unit development designed with modern luxury living in mind.

Penthouse 3414 at The Emerald recently sold for $1.8 million, marking the highest sale ever in the building, according to the MLS.

The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency is seeking proposals from qualified developers to acquire and redevelop 84 Sip Avenue & 68-74 Sip Avenue.

Vango Development, who built a similar project in neighboring Rutherford, will be bringing a mixed-use complex to a vacant property in East Rutherford.

The Jersey City project is the second phase of a condo conversion development that started at the adjacent St. Aloysius Church.

Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop spoke to Jersey Digs in advance of the groundbreaking about the project, which now includes 80% affordable and workforce housing.

Casio will be moving into NJ properties along the Hudson River and Morris County after agreeing to a deal to sell their current Dover campus.

From license limits to zoning clarifications, Jersey City’s cannabis reforms aim to balance business growth with neighborhood input.

The Jersey City project is the second phase of a condo conversion development that started at the adjacent St. Aloysius Church.

Bojangles has opened its first-ever New Jersey restaurant in Piscataway, with plans for more locations already underway.

Designed to serve middle-income earners, the Plainfield project offers 100% workforce housing with a mix of unit sizes.

In a move set to reshape the city’s cultural landscape, the Jersey City Theater Center has announced a transformative arts and residential development at 575 Summit Avenue

The redevelopment plan advances East Brunswick's long-term plan of revitalizing retail along US Route 18.

A development in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood that has already begun rising could almost double in size to take advantage of affordable housing incentives.