Tenants voice concerns over conditions at luxury Newark tower, study planned for potential 15th Street Light Rail station in Hoboken, & more

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.

This two-bedroom home in Hoboken - with west-facing sunset views and covered parking - received multiple offers and went under contract in under a week.

The Newark Summit for Real Estate, Economic Development & Placemaking returns February 9th, 2026.

Tenants describe years of unresolved building problems, including security failures, at a well-known residential tower in Newark.

Pierre Fabre selected Secaucus for its new U.S. headquarters as part of a broader expansion of its healthcare and dermatology operations.

Officials have long been hoping to add a fourth light rail station along Hoboken’s west side and a recent presentation outlined what that could look like.

A 336-unit complex along the Jersey City and Hoboken border has nabbed a permanent financing deal just about a year after being completed.

Officials say that an approved plan to bring a Taco Bell, Wawa, and more to the dilapidated New Jersey shopping center is still moving forward despite a supermarket pulling out of the deal.

Two prime properties on Washington Street in Hoboken recently sold.

A Jersey City cannabis business that opened to much fanfare last summer is the subject of a new lawsuit over unpaid bills filed by the company’s landlord.

A multi-million-dollar renovation of the 15 NEST campus in New Jersey has begun, it will add tenant lounges, private dining facilities, a high-end coffee bar, and outdoor glass dome conference rooms.

The 68-story Jersey City tower, which began preliminary work over the summer, will add 680 residences, two storefronts, and a new road to the city’s waterfront.

The credit upgrade marks a major milestone for Atlantic City as the city continues its recovery from years of financial distress.

Tay Investments has officially purchased a large development site in Jersey City and has detailed their plans for when construction will begin.