Exceptional design takes center stage in this three-bedroom + den, four-bathroom duplex at 509 Jefferson Street in Hoboken.

Rare opportunity in North Bergen's most coveted residential pocket: immaculate two-family home with generous space, flexible use, and direct NYC views.

The Jersey City Summit for Real Estate, Economic Development & Innovation returns June 4, 2026, for its 11th anniversary.

Situated within the world-class W Hotel and Residences, this two-bedroom condo offers an unsurpassed level of luxury with a private terrace and immediate access to resort-style amenities.

These luxurious residences are crafted for modern life and are situated on the former site of Water Music Studios.

The Taurasi Group recently revealed an indoor public atrium at the Hoboken development, which will feature a grocery store, dim sum restaurant, espresso bar, and other retailers.

Newark has officially broken ground on a major renovation of the North Ward's Sal Bontempo Park, with stormwater management and city beautification at the center of the project.

With crime at multi-decade lows and major corporate headquarters lining the waterfront, Camden could see more than 1,000 new market-rate units rise downtown in the coming years.

A building in Downtown Jersey City that dates to the 1840s is slated to be reborn into a mixed-use development that will preserve the property’s exterior while breathing new life into the former fire station.

Atlantic City's city council has unanimously approved a tax exemption for a 152-unit townhouse development.

One of New Jersey’s most prominent malls is beginning its transformation into a walkable town center with apartments, parks, and more.

Netflix has demolished 85 former military buildings at the Fort Monmouth site, clearing the way for the first four soundstages of its $1 billion production studio.

The home furnishings retailer moved into a new 50,700-square-foot building.

A waterfront Class A office tower in Downtown Jersey City has changed hands, nearly a decade after the building last sold for $101 million.

The burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood is about to transform even more with an 840-unit tower that will feature Whole Foods on the ground floor.