Chris Fry

Two large cranes along the waterfront of Weehawken are being put to work on the first phase of a 10-story development that will add 298 apartments and a new parking garage.

The Alps, a wine bar and restaurant, will be opening in The Heights, Jersey City with ownership behind two of Jersey City’s best wine spots - Riverview Wine and Pet Shop.

The company behind the massive Downtown Jersey City neighborhood Liberty Harbor will soon be pitching a new mixed-use project.

The major undertaking that is the Newark Airport renovation will be unveiling a big piece next month as a brand new $2.7 billion Terminal A hopes to transform the reputation of the aging facility.

Veris Residential, formerly known as Mack-Cali, finalized a deal to sell Hyatt Regency Jersey City, which sits along the Hudson River, earlier this month.

The Connell Company’s $400 million Berkeley Heights redevelopment will add five buildings to a former office park complex that include housing, entertainment, dining, and retail options.

Set to rise behind the historic Jersey Journal property just across from the neighborhood’s PATH station, Kushner’s Jersey City development calls for a 68-story tower.

Newly obtained images detail plazas, café space, a dog park, and an outdoor amphitheater that would be featured in a 1,189-unit Jersey City project.

Kings of Kobe has officially crossed the Hudson River by launching their second outpost in downtown Jersey City.

Carnegie Diner & Café has expanded west from their Manhattan outpost and is bringing their decadent milkshakes, diverse eats, and full bar to Secaucus.

The 38-floor complex is fully occupied just five months after opening and had added a plaza and ground-floor café to the streetscape.

An industrial building once home to an iconic beer brand will meet the wrecking ball and get replaced with a six-story development in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood.

The co-owners of the company share details about their approved 2,800-square foot dispensary that will revitalize a long-vacant building along Newark Avenue’s Pedestrian Plaza.