Situated within the world-class W Hotel and Residences, this two-bedroom condo offers an unsurpassed level of luxury with a private terrace and immediate access to resort-style amenities.

These luxurious residences are crafted for modern life and are situated on the former site of Water Music Studios.

A one-of-a-kind top-floor loft at the iconic Button Factory in Newark is now available.

Set within Jersey City’s coveted Van Vorst Park neighborhood, this top-floor residence offers sweeping eastern views to Manhattan and northern exposures over the park’s treetops.

The southeast-corner residence offers breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline and includes two parking spaces.

Newark's planning board has unanimously rejected a 150-unit mixed-use project near University Hospital for the second time in less than a year.

The final phase of Cornerstone at Lacey affordable communities offers the option of living near the Jersey Shore.

An ambitious plan to transform a New Jersey sports venue has taken a step forward with a proposal that includes a convention center, hotel, and a smaller arena.

A parking deck and apartment building proposed near the beach in Asbury Park ran into a wall of community opposition at a recent city council meeting.

The Residences at 480 Washington Boulevard will transform nine floors of office space into 288 apartments in Jersey City.

The owner of Hoboken's long-running Wilton House bar has soft opened new bar Dagda in Downtown Jersey City.

A Hoboken gas station could be redeveloped into a mixed-use complex with a sizable storefront as remediation work has already begun.

Jersey City's Zoning Board has denied a property owner's appeal to demolish a Victorian home in The Heights.

The initial portion of a six-phase Jersey City project will consist of a 10-story mixed-use development with affordable housing and ground floor retail space near a light rail station.

Atlantic City could soon have a community-owned grocery co-op that delivers food directly to residents at no charge - and the man behind the idea has been thinking about it for over 20 years.

Newark developer Pedro Gomes has won Zoning Board approval for his first high-rise, a 14-story tower inspired by one of the city's modernist buildings.