JK Estates LLC wants to build on a vacant 7.65-acre site near Patel Brothers, with a Planning Board hearing set for Nov. 16.

The Canopy clears Woodland Park's Planning Board with a unanimous vote, folding a vacant Bank of New York office campus into 400 new townhouses.

A developer wants to replace several North 7th Street buildings with a four-story complex featuring rooftop space and 148 parking spots.

The seven-story, 250-unit project now has 423 parking spaces but 60 percent less retail — and neighbors still worry about overflow.

A 694-unit skyscraper could replace the vacant 1925 Jersey Journal building, but it comes with zero affordable units.

Roselle leaders advanced redevelopment plans for a former Smith Woods site and 11 other scattered lots across the borough.

The board reviews whether the Route 17 North site qualifies for a non-condemnation redevelopment label, with no apartment plan on the table.

French Perfumes International is expanding near Routes 1 and 27 as it eyes its next growth phase.

South Ward residents released a 20-page newspaper demanding a seat at the table as rents climb and truck traffic mounts near Dayton.

Nearly 15 acres near Port Newark-Elizabeth changed hands, with new paving, lighting and security planned for both yards.

A 53,315-square-foot building replaces an obsolete industrial site near North Kearny and Lyndhurst, already leased to a national tenant.

Washington Heights sold for over $212,000 a unit, the highest ever for a rent-controlled Belleville garden complex.

More homes hit the Wayne market this fall, yet buyers still face bidding wars pushing sale prices above asking.