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This corner residence at Portofino boasts vistas from every room, so be sure to act fast to secure your piece of paradise in Downtown Jersey City.

Whether you're looking for a quiet night under a new moon, or an NJ astronomy club to join, these are our favorite spots for stargazing in NJ.

Construction of a new vocational school that will serve 400 students is underway in Bayonne.

Like an image from a New Jersey postcard, “The Brookie” is a historic and picturesque farmstead.

Like every aspect of your wedding, the best New Jersey wedding venue depends on your personal preference - here are 20 NJ wedding venues worth considering.

An effort to revitalize the area around Hoboken Terminal will begin with a 21-story commercial building along Hudson Street sporting over 700,000 square feet of office and retail space

L. Bamberger & Co.’s flagship store in Newark at its peak was the 6th largest department store in the United States, but as trends changed towards the suburbs, the city’s temple to consumerism was left behind.

New hotspots and old standbys are represented on our list of the best restaurants in Jersey City, with every neighborhood represented to highlight the city’s diversity in dining.

There's a unique opportunity in Princeton, New Jersey to purchase and transport a mid-century modern home designed by Wynant D. Vanderpool Jr.

One of the many towers taking shape in Journal Square, Jersey City will bring Ironstate’s Urby living concept to the neighborhood.

Panepinto Properties has landed a $193 million construction loan to build their 53-story high-rise in Jersey City.

Paintball New Jersey Style: we found paintball locations in North, Central and South Jersey that deliver big fun close to home.

The second tower of a 1,000-unit Jersey City development is transforming the former Emerson Radio Factory into a mixed-use complex.

A sprawling New Jersey home has hit the market and a look inside the house offers a glimpse into the high-end decor that lines the mansion’s walls.

A Kushner development that took years to get off the ground is now rising on a long-vacant parcel right next door to one of Jersey City’s PATH stations.

Last month, members of the public got a peek inside the Krueger-Scott Mansion in its almost-finished state to see what three years and $10 million could accomplish.

The Journal Square pedestrian plaza is now two blocks long with a third slated to open in the coming months.