Ghost towns in NJ are a reminder of the state's rich history and offer a glimpse into the past. These New Jersey abandoned historic places are worth a day trip.

One of the more unique communities in Jersey City will be welcoming a slew of new residents as work has begun to bring a large new development to vacant land in Port Liberté.

Martha's is a new American eatery complete with craft beer and signature cocktails. coming to a prominent Hoboken location.

A joint venture led by KS Group has purchased the historic Newark hotel following the zoning board’s rejection of a plan that would have greenlit a residential conversion.

Shake Shack will give away free merchandise to the first 100 guests today, the opening day of their newest Jersey City location.

Jersey City’s evolving West Side is on pace to welcome a slew of residents to a new complex later this year as a prominent project from a New York developer has topped out.

A stalled project from Titanium Realty Group has been redesigned but will still rise six stories and look to further revitalize an evolving stretch near Journal Square.

An iconic but shuttered cookie making facility along Route 208 will stand for a bit longer as the redeveloper of the land has postponed their implosion plans.

A 12,000-square-foot custom colonial home situated on 2.82 acres has been listed in Morristown, New Jersey.

A long-hidden advertisement that recently emerged in Long Branch has been safely preserved and a community event unveiling the history will be held later this week.

Jersey City’s Modcup will be opening a new location in Hoboken for their next outpost.