Luxurious waterfront living combines with breathtaking views to elevate this rare, corner residence at The A Building in Downtown Jersey City.

Nestled within the heart of Port Imperial is Vista Pointe, an exclusive new condo community on one of the last remaining waterfront parcels along New Jersey’s Gold Coast.

Discover unparalleled luxury in Bergen County, where scenic landscapes, award-winning schools, and a vibrant lifestyle come together in meticulously crafted townhomes.

Design Konstructive is the New York Metro Area’s answer to high-end, European-inspired interiors with a personalized approach.

This five-bedroom waterfront townhouse spans 4,355 square feet and includes a 40-foot private boat slip, all minutes from Downtown Jersey City.

An endeavor that aims to alleviate overcrowding in West New York's growing school district is full steam ahead.

The former home of Aspen Marketplace in Hoboken sold for $8.24 million in an all-cash deal.

A 22-acre New Brunswick redevelopment just dropped its data center in favor of a public park, but questions remain about the future of the site.

A downtown Freehold property anchored by CVS sold for $1.95 million, marking the first sale of the three-story brick building in over 30 years.

Between a restored Victorian mansion, a new café, and two major residential projects in the pipeline, Newark's MLK Boulevard is looking like a very different street than it was just a few years ago.

A New Jersey auction house facilitated a record-shattering $16.49 million Pokémon card sale owned by Logan Paul.

A long-vacant property along the Atlantic City waterfront could finally be transformed into a multi-family housing complex as a plan from Kushner Companies has been partially greenlit.

Veris Residential, one of Jersey City’s most prominent real estate developers, is slated to be acquired in a blockbuster deal.

After nearly a decade inside Fort Lee's Hudson Lights complex, iPic Theater has announced a closure date following their bankruptcy filing.

Newport, Jersey City has reshaped the city's waterfront over four decades - and to mark the occasion, its developers are putting $1 million back into the community.