Massive Hoboken project proposed, A-Rod coming to Jersey City, developer sues Hackensack over tax break cancellation, & more

Stop by the broker’s open house and public event on Thursday, September 18th, from 4-7pm.

A bespoke 3-bedroom, 3-bath duplex in Jersey City’s coveted Van Vorst Park neighborhood recently sold for $1,750,000 - an impressive $251,000 over asking.

Private tours begin at One Jones Park, setting a new design standard for Hamilton Park condos.

Hilco Real Estate Sales is marketing a portfolio of properties with assets in Harrison, Kearny, Barnegat and Boonton, that caters to a broad range of investment strategies.

706 Madison is Hoboken’s newest boutique rental building, offering a limited collection of high-end residences in a prime location.

The developer behind One Essex in Hackensack is taking legal action after the city council repealed a tax incentive deal that the company says was essential to the project’s economic viability.

A Jersey City building that housed a Filipino grocery business for decades has been demolished to make way for a project with retail space.

The All-Stars will appear at the Newport Mall store’s grand opening this weekend, which also includes giveaways, promotions, and a free ferry from NYC.

A trailblazing two-tower development along Columbus Drive just obtained a healthy chunk of refinancing just about a decade after wrapping construction.

A transformative Hoboken proposal could take a step forward this week and would include over 50,000 square feet of retail space plus an affordable housing component.

Fencing and permits have gone up in Downtown Jersey City for a partial restoration and new construction project along the area’s pedestrian plaza.

A $131.1M loan arranged by JLL is helping advance the final phases of this mixed-use community in Bergen County.

A new sports bar concept, Legends FC, will soon open in Downtown Jersey City, marking another addition from a group behind several popular venues in town.

One of the larger redevelopment efforts along Hoboken’s southern border has snagged a sizable loan that will fund its construction.

Wonder, the chef-backed takeout and delivery concept, will open this fall in Hackensack.

Journal Square is undergoing its most dramatic transformation in decades, with billions in new development reshaping the neighborhood.