Topped-out towers at 1800 Avenue at Port Imperial are getting curved glass and gold trim, with Manhattan-view units coming in 2027.

Dobco Group now controls the long-stalled 59-65 Church Street project after a $24.6 million foreclosure sale, with a facade deadline looming this month.

The 605-unit Journal Square tower offers a multi-sport simulator and pet spa, as it joins a wave of new high-rises reshaping Summit Avenue.

The former Wheatena cereal factory site will add 200 apartments, a dog wash and a rooftop pool by late 2028.

Pegasus Partners and Lincoln Property Company launch a 357-unit Jefferson Street project after 14 years of entitlement work, as Union City continues to oppose the development.

Some Madison homes still fetch 50% over asking, but a longtime agent says listings have shrunk from nearly 60 to about 20.

A vacant Wood Road office building is now a 101-room boutique hotel with suits-and-ties staff and an Italian eatery, Troy Social.

A 30-year suburban apartment operator just made its first Jersey City buy, snapping up 56 luxury units near Liberty State Park.

NJPAC plans to raze the 85-year-old Black Power Conference site, replacing it with a park and truck parking area.

LCOR scraps its office tower plan for a 365-unit building after finding zero tenant interest in three years of leasing.

The twin waterfront towers debut a limited penthouse collection with harbor views, just as new management takes over from a $3.5 billion portfolio deal.

The Pre-K to third grade school in North Caldwell gained two playgrounds, a basketball court and a new field.

99 Hudson Street's new combination unit comes with two parking spots.