A seven-story Ferry Street project will pair 101 affordable units with a 57,500-square-foot Food Bazaar in Newark's tightest rental market.

The six-story building would replace Housing Authority offices on Aspen Place, part of a bigger plan to reshape the city's oldest public housing site.

All three buildings were fully leased to four tenants at closing, with a weighted average lease term of about 5.5 years.

A developer has proposed turning the former Valley Road factory into a multistory storage building.

The Planning Board signed off on a four-lot buildout near the NJ Transit station — months after residents beat back a data center plan.

More than 100 residents shut down a Planning Board meeting over the Carroll Street proposal before the developer walked away.

B&B Iron Works just bought a 165,380-square-foot Morris County building on 17.6 acres to grow beyond its Clifton roots.

The 300-seat theater at the heart of Weehawken's Port Imperial South Site 3 is headed for the township's hands once it's built.

A vacant 25-by-100-foot lot on Bright Street will soon host four new homes after Jersey City planners signed off.

A Morris Township board pushed the 300 Madison Avenue hearing to November after residents questioned the developer's traffic math.

The former Pabst brewery site and a Kinney Street apartment complex are among the Newark projects getting a major boost.

Six furnished apartments for disabled veterans in Mahwah just got a funding lifeline as construction costs climbed.

The five-story Communipaw project adds 10 affordable units and a golf simulator lounge, but a neighbor warned parking will only get worse.