Controversial DTJC hotel project approved, record Union County multifamily sale, Portside Towers legal battle heads to Federal court, & more

With standout sales at 10 Provost Street and 151 Bay Street, Brian Spain topped Downtown Jersey City’s condo market by volume in 2024.

Bergen Flats, a boutique rental building in McGinley Square, is nearing full occupancy with limited apartments still available.

Embrace the feeling of endless space and copious natural light in an inviting, south-east corner condominium in Jersey City.

Modern comfort meets historic charm in this three-bedroom condominium listed in Hamilton Park, Downtown Jersey City.

For over two decades, tenants at Portside Towers have allegedly faced illegal rent increases that could cost real estate giant Equity Residential $700 million.

A Downtown Jersey City proposal to convert and expand a former Capital One into a hotel and hospitality development has finally been greenlit despite some controversy.

A record-setting sale in Summit marks the highest-priced multifamily deal in over a decade.

How New Jersey ranks against other states when it comes to earning enough to be upper middle class may surprise you.

The fully leased apartment complex in Newark’s University Heights neighborhood has received major backing from IDB Bank.

Ji Bei Chuan, a rice noodle shop that has exploded in popularity over the last few years, will be opening their second NJ outpost in Jersey City.

Closed since the start of the pandemic, one of Atlantic City’s foremost family attractions is back.

Newark’s Carmel Towers, once home to low-income families, has been redeveloped into luxury apartments, but not everyone is happy with the change.

The Hackensack approval paves the way for a new six-story luxury apartment complex and the demolition of a building that once held Bruce the Bed King.

The growing Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood in Jersey City recently welcomed Eggs Up, a new breakfast and lunch spot.

Rumba’s Café, known for Cuban sandwiches and daily specials, is opening a new outpost in Journal Square, Jersey City.

A $750 million, 520,000 square foot medical facility being built in New Brunswick ranks among the top 20 largest office developments under construction in the United States.

Plans for two 51-story towers in Newark, which includes over 200 affordable units, were stalled after raised objections at a heated planning meeting.