Bojangles comes to NJ, JC tower could double in height, tallest arts-focused cultural center in the world could come to Jersey City, & 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.

Soaring above the Hudson River, this Jersey City penthouse delivers panoramic Manhattan views, sleek interiors, and a private balcony.

This brand-new Jersey City duplex condominium impresses with designer interiors and a stunning private roof deck overlooking Manhattan.

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.

As the Gateway Project and Penn Station redevelopment take shape, could New Jersey bring these long-closed local train stations back to life?

Tishman Speyer acquires Montclair multi-family, adding 200 units to their New Jersey portfolio.

The prime Bayonne industrial asset offers unparalleled access to Port of New York and New Jersey.

A historic home that dates to the 1880s has undergone a year-long renovation that preserved intricate details while adding modern amenities including a pool.

Sweet Jeans Kitchen + Espresso Bar, founded by Newark native and Chopped contestant Michele Vaccari, recently opened.

Jersey City’s council has approved a 30-year tax abatement for a new 35-story tower in Journal Square, which will include 90 affordable housing units and union labor guarantees.

After years of stalled work, the historic 19th-century building in Newark's University Heights could finally see new life with housing and community amenities.

Jersey City moves forward with renewing leases intended on helping local nonprofits create community gardens in their neighborhoods.

The plans included the adaptive reuse of a former factory, a vertical expansion, and a pedestrian plaza that could facilitate a new PATH station for the Marion neighborhood.