The Roxy is an exciting historic preservation and adaptive reuse project in Jersey City. Originally part of the Margaret Hague complex, now better known as The Beacon, the property has been refreshed for a new era and is ready to welcome residents for the next chapter.

These two bespoke residences are situated in a prime location and feature private outdoor spaces along with an abundance of contemporary comforts.

Officials recently approved a project that will demolish a sanatorium that dates to 1889 and replace it with a project with some affordable housing.

A historic but renovated property along one of Hoboken's most desired tree-lined streets sold for $350,000 over asking and was on the market for just five days.

Atlantic City's Pop Lloyd Stadium is undergoing a $5.6 million renovation to transform it from a baseball field into a multipurpose sports hub.

Another 28-story tower is officially under construction in Journal Square that will also add sizeable retail square footage.

Explore these antique stores in New Jersey, from quaint shops to expansive centers, and uncover unique vintage finds.

This 5,696-square-foot Montclair home is inspired by the Bauhaus principles of form, function, unity, and simplicity while seamlessly integrating art and smart home technology.

Jersey City's skyline will be undergoing another growth spurt as officials have greenlit the first phase of a plan that will add three buildings and over 1,110 units.

The team behind two of the best restaurants in Jersey City will be heading west for their latest venture called BRBQ.

A state office building near one of Jersey City’s biggest transit hubs could soon be replaced with a pair of 25-story residential towers.

Alfalfa, started in New Jersey half a decade ago, recently launched a new spot in Hoboken.

A slew of properties on Jersey City's West Side could be combined to make way for a larger development.

This historic three-floor property in Summit is looking for a fresh start and a new tenant in the heart of the city’s downtown.

Bistro La Source, a French restaurant that has been in business since 2008, is planning to move to new digs in DTJC.

The first phase of Newark's Halo development has been plagued by safety concerns and a court action.

Cape May was once a haven for freed slaves, at its peak, the town was home to 88 Black-owned businesses including music venues, lodgings, and shops. This year, the Historic Sites Council approved including these areas in the National Historic Register.

Paris Baguette has launched their first Hoboken location and is now serving customers along a prominent waterfront development.

Lidl is continuing their New Jersey expansion inside a modern development along the Hackensack River.

Built in 1854, Westland Mansion in Princeton was home to President Cleveland, a New Jersey native, and is now listed for sale.

One of the most prominent developers along the Jersey City waterfront has already drawn up another proposal for a 355-unit complex.

This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom hacienda in Upper Saddle River is brimming with bespoke details, from the Saltillo tile floors to the tall beamed ceilings.

The educational institution’s Center for Student Success will rise 11 stories and add state-of the art classrooms, expanded student services, and more in Jersey City.

Grounds for Sculpture is a sprawling art park in Hamilton Township that is unlike any you've ever been to.

Leading commercial real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap has announced the sale of a net-net leased Vitamin Shoppe location in Union.