McGinley Square project gets approvals, Perquín re-opens in Jersey City, The Morgan at Provost Square trades hands, & more

Now 85% sold, Village 425 offers boutique condos with standout amenity space in Downtown Jersey City.

Soaring above Journal Square, The Journal offers an impeccable collection of brand-new rental apartments supported by first-class amenities in a premier Jersey City location.

This two-bedroom residence offers a luxurious lifestyle with resort-style amenities, garage parking, and an efficient NYC commute.

The three-bedroom home is situated directly on the edge of Lincoln Park in the historic West Side neighborhood.

This elegant three-bedroom home offers 1,800 square-feet of light-filled living space in a premier waterfront location.

This multi-property package in The Heights neighborhood of Jersey City offers multifamily investors an unmatched opportunity to add to their portfolios.

A historic renovation and expansion property that bridges Journal and McGinley Squares incorporates both gilded details and repurposed history alongside modern amenities.

One of Hoboken’s beloved landmarks looks like it won’t be re-emerging as planned as the former Malibu Diner space could soon be home to a medical office.

Three historic buildings in McGinley Square will be combined into a new development under the plan, which will create a new floor that links the properties.

South Jersey residents now have a faster way to reach Atlantic City thanks to a new express shuttle service from Vineland.

Perquín has re-launched in Downtown Jersey City with additional offerings that include a new breakfast service.

A high-rise development that sparked a renaissance in Jersey City’s Powerhouse Arts District when it was built almost a decade ago has changed hands.

A vacant office building in the heart of Somerset County has new ownership that is hoping to revitalize the 12-acre property.

Saint James Health CEO Nicole Fields calls the new West Ward project a “dream” as the clinic grows its services and partners with RWJBarnabas.

The first portion of a multi-phase self-storage development in Jersey City recently held a ribbon cutting.

One of the main streets in The Heights will be getting another new development that includes new storefront space plus an affordable housing component.

Costco has been greenlit to bring a new 184,000 square foot store to one of Bergen County’s most prominent retail corridors.

The sprawling 50,000 square foot compound, first built in 1903, sits along Greenwood Lake and boasts five kitchens, an infinity pool, and even a Statue of Liberty replica.