Two newly released penthouses at The James bring full-floor living and Manhattan views to Jersey City Heights.

Now on the market, this fully renovated Downtown Jersey City townhouse pairs high-end interiors with private outdoor space and seamless transit options.

The JC Luxury Group at SERHANT has assumed leasing for the upscale residential building in Journal Square.

This brand-new, boutique rental building offers stylish units, lifestyle amenities, and garage parking.

Southend Hoboken will house a new early education facility after the Hoboken Public School District finalized a 20-year lease brokered by Corcoran Sawyer Smith.

The Mercer is Newark’s newest design-forward rental offering, pairing Art Deco elegance with industrial details and smart, spacious layouts.

A divisive decision involving NJPAC and Cathedral House is fueling debate over how Newark protects its historic buildings.

A controversial but approved plan to bring a 500-boat storage facility to Liberty State Park includes public improvements like an “artwalk,” new concessions areas, and various infrastructure improvements.

Beloved local coffee company Modcup will soon be opening another café that will feature a massive roastery allowing them to further expand their brand.

A renovated garden apartment community near Asbury Park and Belmar has sold in a record-setting Neptune City deal.

With an indoor waterfall and chateau-inspired details, this opulent mansion in Saddle River is nothing short of spectacular.

Naya will be opening their second spot in Jersey City in early February.

The former Annin Flag Factory in Verona, now a 111-unit apartment community, has sold for $56 million.

A 225-unit mixed-use development was approved near Lincoln Park, just blocks from Newark Symphony Hall and McCarter Highway.

A Bergen-Lafayette corner that has been home to vacant lots for many years has a plan to transform one of them into a project that includes affordable housing.

With a unique cinematic history, this turn-key townhouse is located in Hoboken.

The Perth Amboy planning board has greenlit a plan from Kushner Companies to revitalize a waterfront site into 602 residential units, including new parks and public promenades.

A former parking lot just a few blocks from the Hudson River has turned into Jersey City's latest construction site and will eventually be home to a 50-story tower.

Newark officials approved long-term tax incentives that move redevelopment plans at the former Pabst Brewery site closer to reality.

A newly announced transitway proposal from NJ Transit has raised fresh questions about whether Jersey City’s long-envisioned Bergen Arches greenway will move forward alongside transit plans.