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Incredible penthouse living in Downtown Jersey City is a reality in this stunning southwest corner Gulls Cove residence for sale, complete with a private roof deck.

With recent sales at 10 Provost setting new records, Coldwell Banker's Brian Spain explains why this Jersey City condo building has become a top choice for discerning buyers, and shares upcoming off-market opportunities to own in this sought-after building.

With over two decades of experience in real estate, The Source NJ, powered by Compass, brings unparalleled expertise and a proven track record in new development sales and marketing.

Award-winning developer Walters has kicked off the affordable housing lottery for Cornerstone at Chatham, its latest income-restricted rental community.

A road best known for vehicles will be getting upgraded greenery and open space over the next year with two parks in the works.

A waterfront property that was in foreclosure just two years ago is now abuzz with construction in Weehawken.

The Albion Summit, formerly the Grand Summit Hotel, reopens soon with restored historic charm and new features like a co-working space and gourmet restaurant.

Five years ago, Brian Acosta Arya, who manages the Lincoln Tunnel Motel in North Bergen, set up a camera near the front desk and filmed the first of his enormously popular TikTok videos, chronicling life inside one of New Jersey's cheapest roadside accommodations.

Jersey City is adding 2,412 new apartments in 2024, closely matching Manhattan’s total and solidifying its place as a top growth city.

The ground floor of a recently completed Jersey City development will soon house a 550-seat theater.

Two leaders of Newark's Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission have resigned following a controversial project at Penn Station. The departures have left the commission in limbo.

The modern development in Newark contains a significant retail component plus a community room on the ground floor.

The Heights is now home to Jersey City's first new senior community center to open in almost 40 years, built inside a property that dates to the 1880s.

A breakfast, lunch, and bakery shop that has won rave reviews out of Westfield is expanding to Morris County later this month.

A sweet shop born in New York City has launched their second Garden State outpost along a prominent Downtown stretch.

Originally built in the 1950s for the Jewish Community Center by famed architect Louis Kahn, the Trenton Bath House has become a holy pilgrimage site for Kahn's disciples.

Target is hard at work on their future Jersey City location, which will span almost 120,000 square feet.

A new recreational option is now open in Jersey City that includes billiards, ping pong, and more.

This New Jersey estate features 11,250 square-feet, three kitchens, and was designed to be entirely Vastu-compliant.