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Bergen-Lafayette’s newest rental building offers 36 residences and a range of amenities.

Don’t miss a rare opportunity to own a sophisticated 1,555 square-foot residence in one of Jersey City’s most iconic high-rise residential buildings.

Introducing The Art of Newark, the newest luxury rental building situated in the University Heights neighborhood of Newark.

Hoboken has officially joined the recreational dispensary party as The Station starts recreational sales.

Eataly will finally be bringing their market and restaurant concept to New Jersey.

The most ambitious project to hit Downtown Newark in almost a century is officially the tallest residential building in the city.

KRE Group is looking to build a new tower in Jersey City that could include 600 units, new open space, and a 15% affordable housing component.

One of the larger mixed-income communities in Ocean County has secured additional financing.

The Italian deli, from the group behind pastaRAMEN, will be offering free sandwiches to the community once per month in anticipation of their May opening.

An oddly shaped lot in Hoboken recently took a step toward revitalization with a mixed-used development.

The long wait for a new supermarket in Journal Square is almost over as a Brooklyn-based grocer Food Story Natural Market is launching in Jersey City.

A New Jersey hotel that suddenly announced its closure this week is officially under contract and is slated to be bought by a company with an eye on redevelopment.

The ownership behind Riverview Wine and Pet Shop Wine Bar are teaming up for The Alps, a new spot in Jersey City.

A plan to convert a vacant car sales and auto body shop into a sprawling cannabis destination has been given the green light in Newark.

One of the most problematic abandoned properties in Jersey City is still bogged down in legal proceedings but recent court moves have signaled a resolution could soon emerge.

A new upscale Jersey City dining experience from the team behind Satis Bistro will officially be welcoming diners in the coming days.

Pink Balloon, a woman-owned cannabis business, took a major step towards opening in Monmouth County.

Wonder, a restaurant sporting menus from chefs like Bobby Flay and Marc Murphy, has expanded their New Jersey footprint.

India Square, Jersey City's Pariwaar Delights is looking to expand to Hoboken.

Dozens of Elks Lodges have been lost in the last decade to make way for new development. The loss of these landmarks are an epidemic in architecture that no one seems to be talking about.

This historic complex in the heart of Union County recently changed hands.

The West New York property will be the only rental building directly on the waterfront.

A modern Hoboken development will tear down a trio of older buildings and replace them with a five-story complex that includes affordable housing.

The effort to redevelop a Morristown strip mall and massive parking lot into a modern office and retail complex recently celebrated a milestone.

Mochi Dough and Bober Tea is coming to this Jersey City neighborhood.

Residents of Jersey City will soon be able to buy cannabis from a business backed by Ice-T at a new dispensary coming later this year.

The ownership behind one of the tri-state area’s most popular Pakistani restaurants have launched new eatery Food Street in Secaucus.

Set on 185 acres in Robbinsville, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is the second largest Hindu temple in the world and took 12 years to build with the help of more than 12,500 volunteers.