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Two brand-new condominiums recently set sales records in the Journal Square neighborhood of Jersey City.

Situated in Long Branch, Tak House offers luxurious and modern shore living in a brand-new rental building.

Situated in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City, Jasmin Terrace II is a brand-new, concrete and steel construction building with units now available to lease.

A fully approved high-rise development site in Jersey City's Journal Square neighborhood is for sale and accepting bids.

Last November, Weequahic High School's historic importance was recognized when it was named to New Jersey’s Register of Historic Places.

A Hoboken property will soon be welcoming its first residents as work on a two-tower complex with 259 units is almost complete.

The path has been cleared to bring 299 residences and retail space to an industrial site near the Bayonne Bridge.

The future Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center will span over 60,000 square feet and be followed by a mixed-use residential development across the street from the transit hub.

Asbury Park and Atlantic City will be getting $20 million each toward boardwalk restoration work, and a slew of other Jersey Shore towns also nabbed millions in grants.

Naya is offering discounts and free meals to celebrate their grand opening in Downtown Jersey City.

Urban planning acclaim was supposed to be Mayor Fulop’s ticket to Trenton. But that fragile success is already coming apart at the seams.

The eight-bedroom home, once owned by the chairman of distribution for Sony Music, is locally known and abuts Point Pleasant's boardwalk.

A brand-new affordable housing building by The Alpert Group was recently completed in North Bergen.

A notoriously unwieldy stretch of Downtown Jersey City will be getting new infrastructure, lighting, and streetscape improvements.

Bayonne residents have a new sweet spot that also serves hearty breakfast and lunch plates as Carmelo Bakery has opened.

The Italian specialties and deli shop Cangiano’s will be opening a pair of new stores later this year inside two of Jersey City’s newest developments.

The founder of Ecko Unlimited has put his 32-acre property on the market following a lengthy restoration of the mansion, which dates to 1886.

The Journal Square restaurant, just steps from the neighborhood’s PATH station, has closed up shop after a four-year run.

NYC’s Dunhuang Noodles has quietly opened in Jersey City serving a unique fusion between Middle Eastern and Asian flavors.

A former industrial property in Hoboken has been listed for sale with an approved plan to bring a 60-unit mixed-use development to the site.

Fast-casual Mexican restaurant Guac Time will be opening their next outpost inside this Jersey City development.

Construction is humming along at the 14-acre greenspace Reservoir #3, which officials hope to open back up to the public soon.

A historic Frenchtown building that dates to 1838 along the banks of the Delaware River is now home to bar and restaurant Finnbar.

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New York Fries has launched their first New Jersey location and will be adding a Jersey City outpost later this year.

Gensler has designed a massive overhaul of the one million square foot Morristown office complex, which has already inked deals with three new restaurants.