Built in 1890, don't miss out on this carefully restored, historic brick row home in Jersey City.

This top floor condominium in Liberty Harbor blends the charismatic appeal of brownstone living with the amenity-rich lifestyle usually found in a high rise.

Two brand-new Jersey City Heights duplex homes offer expansive layouts, high-end finishes, private outdoor space and parking.

DoneRight Döner Kebab appears to have begun work to open their second New Jersey location in Hoboken.

After years of planning, Phase C of Newark's Riverfront Park opens, offering residents new green space and marking a milestone in the city’s redevelopment.

Wendy’s newest restaurant is their first in the Downtown Jersey City area and features both drive-thru and dine-in facilities.

The competition is fierce when it comes to having the most creative Halloween decorations in Jersey City and Hoboken.

A Warren-based company has been given the green light to bring an eight-story residential project with 10% affordable housing to Jersey City.

An electrical fire closed both Franklin Social and the Junto Attic Bar last January. Now these Jersey City local favorites are back with new surprises and old favorites.

A rarity in the New Jersey landscape, this unique property in Princeton reflects the height of the iconic mid-century modernist era.

Explore the Deetz residence from "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" in the one-of-a-kind Haunt the Beetlejuice House ICONS experience from Airbnb.

Paramount Realty has officially purchased the 485,000 square foot shopping facility in a move that is New Jersey's largest retail transaction since 2017.

With Halloween around the corner, the stories of New Jersey haunted houses come to life — but are these tales of the supernatural real or just a ghost story?

A Jersey City property that was sold last year will be adding townhomes plus a playground area for a planned daycare facility.

Jersey City's Bleu Coffee is expanding to Montclair.

An empty plot of Downtown Jersey City land that was once envisioned to be a hotel is instead slated to become a new mixed-use complex with substantial affordable housing.

Hoboken’s only higher education campus is looking to replace a four-story dormitory with a mixed-use educational and housing project.

Twelve years after Superstorm Sandy completely destroyed this Jersey Shore community, former residents return to their brand new homes.