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This Jersey City property is strategically priced to provide tremendous value compared to other new construction projects on the market.

This six-unit building in prime Hoboken offers investors the amazing opportunity to acquire a well-performing asset in an in-demand city.

A plan to convert a vacant car sales and auto body shop into a sprawling cannabis destination has been given the green light in Newark.

One of the most problematic abandoned properties in Jersey City is still bogged down in legal proceedings but recent court moves have signaled a resolution could soon emerge.

A new upscale Jersey City dining experience from the team behind Satis Bistro will officially be welcoming diners in the coming days.

Pink Balloon, a woman-owned cannabis business, took a major step towards opening in Monmouth County.

Wonder, a restaurant sporting menus from chefs like Bobby Flay and Marc Murphy, has expanded their New Jersey footprint.

India Square, Jersey City's Pariwaar Delights is looking to expand to Hoboken.

Dozens of Elks Lodges have been lost in the last decade to make way for new development. The loss of these landmarks are an epidemic in architecture that no one seems to be talking about.

This historic complex in the heart of Union County recently changed hands.

The West New York property will be the only rental building directly on the waterfront.

A modern Hoboken development will tear down a trio of older buildings and replace them with a five-story complex that includes affordable housing.

The effort to redevelop a Morristown strip mall and massive parking lot into a modern office and retail complex recently celebrated a milestone.

Mochi Dough and Bober Tea is coming to this Jersey City neighborhood.

Residents of Jersey City will soon be able to buy cannabis from a business backed by Ice-T at a new dispensary coming later this year.

Bergen Equestrian Center and A Stable Life open Bergen County's first equine emotional wellness center.

The group behind Corto in The Heights will be opening a new eatery in Jersey City with a full bar.

The ownership behind one of the tri-state area’s most popular Pakistani restaurants have launched new eatery Food Street in Secaucus.

Set on 185 acres in Robbinsville, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is the second largest Hindu temple in the world and took 12 years to build with the help of more than 12,500 volunteers.

A proposal that would add two connected high-rises in Jersey City could take a big step forward tonight as officials will vote on selling the city-owned property for millions.

Horizon Equities has purchased the three-building complex situated on over 11 acres in Jackson Township, Ocean County.

Mango Mango is bringing their traditional Hong Kong-style treats, including fresh fruit bowls, cakes, crepes, waffles, and ice creams, to Jersey City.

A liquor license transfer application has revealed that a new venture slated for Hoboken is called Psycho Mike’s Therapy Bar.

Whole Foods is now seeking to add a liquor license to their Jersey City location.

The almost seven-acre ACME site in Saddle Brook has as-of-right zoning for a variety of uses and is situated near several major highways.

The endeavor will add two rooftop event spaces, a pair of pools, and multiple restaurants to the Jersey Shore town.

The independent, women-owned Nightjar Dispensary has officially launched in Bloomfield.

One of the most beloved Italian spots in Downtown Jersey City will be calling it quits after almost a decade in business.

A large revitalization effort that will build both a multi-family building plus townhomes just off the beach in Asbury Park has officially secured a loan to fund its construction.

A new bagel shop is coming to this prominent Jersey City development.

The Inlet neighborhood of Atlantic City will be getting some new housing as construction has begun on a stretch near one of the city’s most prominent landmarks.

Jersey City topped the magazine’s list, and take a look at these New Jersey towns that also made appearances.

The residential component of a plan to restore and redevelop the area around Hoboken Terminal was recently awarded a $90 million tax credit towards the affordable housing component.

Home furnishings retailer Room & Board has made its way to Bergen County, New Jersey with the launching of their latest location in Paramus.

Seaside Heights club Karma, which famously hosted MTV’s "Jersey Shore," has met the wrecking ball and will be replaced with a mixed-use project.