The Premiere at Monmouth will rise on long-vacant Eatontown land, with sales set for late fall 2026.

Newark's Central Planning Board unanimously approved a 10-story, 33-home version of the long-stalled Kawaida Towers at 17-21 Halsey Street.

The Jersey City Planning Board signed off on 89 Ocean Avenue, including one affordable three-bedroom unit and a 3,528-square-foot green roof.

The 16-story rental tower near Hoboken Terminal will add a sauna, cold plunge and firepit courtyard to a city with under 3% vacancy.

The six-story building will anchor a new public plaza designed to host farmers markets and the township's car show.

The city-owned Park Avenue site could host a restaurant and ground-floor shops, officials say, but several approvals still stand in the way.

Developer Warren King has about 60 Roselle homes built since 2013, with seven more projects now in the pipeline.

The Hudson Exchange skyscraper pairs 802 apartments with an 85,000-square-foot ShopRite and a future gateway to the Sixth Street Embankment.

The Route 4 McDonald's in Fair Lawn would cut parking from 42 spaces to 21 as part of a rebuild featuring a dual-lane drive-through.

A triangular lot by the Hoboken Car Wash would hold nine four-bedroom units — more than three times the height limit.

The 343,000-square-foot site sits near Exit 8A and has housed UPS operations since 2016. Sale price wasn't disclosed.

Mayor Melissa Dabal says the borough will strip data centers from its former dairy site plan after residents packed meetings demanding answers.

The 11-story Port Imperial building adds a pickleball court, podcast studio and pool steps from the ferry.