Heights deal sets Jersey City record, Wingstop coming to Hoboken, boutique rentals under construction in Short Hills, & more

Dreaming of a modern home in a building full of historic character? This two-bedroom residence, listed by Irene Barnaby of Compass, effortlessly blends old-world charm with today’s essential comforts.

Admire unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline and Hudson River from every room of this luxurious residence.

Featuring a butterfly layout and nearly 1,400 square feet of living space, this Gulls Cove home epitomizes elevated living.

Built in 1886, this exceptional residence presents a rare opportunity to live in an impeccably preserved piece of Jersey City history.

Construction has officially started on The Estates at Short Hills, a luxury rental building near the train station and arboretum.

The four-tower, 1,408-unit Iberia project in Newark’s Ironbound could be delayed as a tenant-led group sues to overturn its approval.

The Texas-based chain Wingstop will be bringing their signature wings, sauces, and loaded fries to a Hoboken storefront.

The former Sheraton Crossroads hotel in Mahwah has been demolished, here's what could be coming next.

The newly built multi-family building sold for $20 million in cash, setting a per-unit price record in Jersey City.

The Jersey City project, which includes an adaptive reuse of the former Emerson Radio Factory plus three towers, recently sold.

Li’s Hot Pot & BBQ is now open in Little Falls, replacing the long-shuttered Six Brothers Diner.

A new farm-to-table restaurant sporting a rotating menu is launching inside a historic garage in Downtown Jersey City.

The five-year New Jersey contract is the largest blockchain deed project in the United States.

Renovations are underway at Kingsbury Towers in Trenton, a 304-unit affordable housing complex receiving a $124 million upgrade.

Plans are underway for Naya to take over a Hoboken storefront that previously housed a beloved thrift store.