Tax credit approved for Journal Square tower, Sam’s Table opens in Montclair, Filipino bakery Panderya Salvaje is an instant hit in JC, & more

The tranquil, one-bedroom home features sleek design and plenty of natural light.

Listed on the market for this first time, this property offers a private retreat that doubles as an entertainer's paradise.

77 Astor Place, a meticulously renovated townhome, has set a new record in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood with a recent sale price of $1.1 million.

From five bedrooms to soaring ceilings and private outdoor space, this historic residence offers serious value in a sought-after neighborhood.

With a prestigious preservation award and curated finishes, these Jersey City homes reflect how historic restoration can meet modern living.

This elegant three-bedroom home offers 1,800 square-feet of light-filled living space in a premier waterfront location.

A historic renovation and expansion property that bridges Journal and McGinley Squares incorporates both gilded details and repurposed history alongside modern amenities.

Helmed by chef Sam Stymest, the new restaurant focuses on a five-course tasting menu in an intimate setting.

A Jersey Ciy development that includes 90 affordable housing units was granted a state incentive just a few months after getting a tax exemption from Jersey City.

A massive mixed-use project in New Brunswick is moving forward after Russo Development locked in $162 million in financing.

Known for selling out daily, inventive new bakery Panderya Salvaje is putting Filipino pastries in the Jersey City spotlight.

The City Council recently approved an agreement looking to bring a 298-unit mixed-use tower to this Hoboken property.

The 20-building Atlantic City development will be undergoing a rehabilitation that will partner with a nonprofit to provide support services to the community.

A historic building that was once envisioned as an international museum could instead be home to a boutique hotel and food hall from Kushner Real Estate and Ironstate Properties.

A Jersey City-based developer is slated to take over one of the largest developments along Jersey City's waterfront that includes a pair of approved mixed-use towers.