The property's prime location, existing structure, and oversized lot offer exceptional potential for a range of uses.

Luxury and convenience combine in this brand-new condo featuring three bedrooms and a private roof deck with direct views of Manhattan.

Braddock Park West in North Bergen offers an elevated rental experience with refined design, condo-quality amenities, and sweeping bridge-to-bridge views of the New York City skyline, all set within one of Hudson County’s most scenic enclaves.

A masterpiece that can never be recreated, this one-of-a-kind combined penthouse at 77 Hudson represents a rare opportunity that will never be replicated. A true masterpiece of design and scale, it stands as a singular offering in Jersey City’s skyline.

Modern, stylish, and smart – this four-bedroom residence proudly showcases the next level of urban design in the heart of Journal Square.

With a prestigious preservation award and curated finishes, these Jersey City homes reflect how historic restoration can meet modern living.

Experience elevated waterfront living in this refined three-bedroom residence at 75 Park Lane, Jersey City.

One of Bergen County’s largest corporate centers will be welcoming a new multi-family residential complex that includes new retail space and affordable housing.

The family-focused operator will bring climbing structures, ninja courses, trampolines and more to the 268,000-square-foot Rutgers Plaza shopping center.

Marcus & Millichap arranged the $7.35 million sale of a renovated Bergen County retail center in Rutherford.

A major revitalization effort underway near a transit hub in East Orange has just been awarded a sizable state incentive.

Newark has approved a 30-year tax incentive for a 56-unit mixed-use building rising on Broad Street, replacing a lot left vacant since a 2009 fire destroyed the former Elberon Hotel.

Community groups argue that Newark's Ironbound, already home to heavy industry and high asthma rates, should not absorb additional pollution—even in the name of preventing another sewage disaster.

Fitness brand Hotworx is eyeing a Hoboken property for what would be their first Hudson County outpost.

Penn Medicine has begun construction on a 200,000-square-foot cancer treatment center in Plainsboro, marking the system’s largest expansion since 2012.

The $35 million, two-story facility brings a much-needed school to K-8 students in Trenton.

Construction at the long-stalled Newark adaptive reuse project that will convert a former hospital into a mixed-use building is slated to restart next year.

A Hoboken hotel development that has been stalled for almost a decade was recently awarded a tax credit that will hopefully cause construction to finally begin.

La Casa de Don Pedro, an activist group founded in 1972, has revamped a historic Newark building into a mental health center for the community.

The 122-room Courtyard by Marriott Wayne Fairfield has been sold, with JLL brokering both the transaction and financing for the buyer.