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This expansive home, at the highly desirable Wonder Lofts in Hoboken, features a well-thought-out floor plan and a corner rooftop terrace with sweeping New York City views.

This modernized Victorian home offers city living plus the opportunity to earn additional income.

547 West 47th Street offers an all-encompassing residential experience in an urban oasis that’s worth taking the leap across the Hudson River.

Only two residences remain at Downtown Jersey City's 72 York Street.

This charming and fully renovated three-bedroom home is a truly unique single-family property in The Heights, Jersey City.

A six-story self-storage development that is fully approved just off Newark’s Downtown will be moving forward after obtaining financing.

Jersey City’s rate of "porch piracy" is the second highest in the country, according to this study.

Wonder, which features a variety of menus from Michelin restaurants and high-profile chefs, is now open in Hoboken.

An Atlantic City pier is being repurposed into a 550,000 square foot film production studio that will include a live entertainment venue and other amenities.

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?

These tales I’m about to share are real, as legend goes that is… these are the stories that only a few of us know and wish to continue to pass for future generations. And what is most befitting is that they come from one particularly famous place in Newark… a final resting place.

The Chinese restaurant Han Dynasty, which also operates several New York City locations, is coming to a prominent Downtown Jersey City property.

The 342-unit plan includes a 20% affordable housing component and will replace a current parking garage just steps from New Brunswick’s train station.

An eco-friendly endeavor that is redeveloping an entire block of Jersey City’s west side is nearly completed.

A new multi-family development called Jefferson Place is officially rising just a stone’s throw from Lake Hopatcong.

The Korean-style corn dog spot Kong Dog is coming to Hoboken and has seven New Jersey outposts in the works.

A three-judge panel ruled that Jersey City’s planning board acted appropriately when approving the project.

A mixed-use project that will create significant affordable housing in Downtown Jersey City has finally been green lit.

The group behind a dining staple in Hoboken is set to welcome breakfast and lunch-focused sister restaurant Antique at 112 soon.

A new 35-story high-rise in Journal Square, Jersey City includes apartments, a hotel, and sprawling event spaces complete with a rooftop restaurant.

A property where Madonna lived while shooting the 1989 movie "Bloodhounds of Broadway" has been listed for sale in Union City.

The proposed $110 million Newark pedestrian bridge promises enhanced accessibility and safety, yet it faces criticism for bypassing city landmarks commission approval and missing opportunities for artistic involvement.

The battle between the past and the present recently came to blows when developer KS Group came before the Newark Historic Preservation Commission to present plans for the Newark Summit Tower in the Four Corners Historic District.

Mixed-use development Singh Tower has started to go vertical and hopes to spark a revitalization of the Bergen Arches with a new public park.

Judge Stephen Garretson’s former home is believed to be the oldest building in Hamilton Park, Jersey City.

Goldman Sachs and Tishman Speyer will begin work on the first phase of a two-tower project in Downtown Jersey City.