The 129,000-square-foot store will get a new boil house, curbside area and more starting in 2027.

The Silverleaf estate comes with a nine-car show garage and its own guest house, and buyers nationwide are circling.

The new law halves appeal windows and strips shadow review from most projects — but a 495-unit SoMa complex shows what was at stake.

A township planning commissioner found 34 Airbnb listings in one R1 zone. A town hall on short-term rentals is planned for November.

Joyfield Towns will rent 3- and 4-bedroom homes for roughly half of market rate, with 62 units backed by Section 8.

Three developers are vying for THEA's land near Water Street, and the agency is even open to moving its own headquarters.

A 32-unit townhouse complex near the Boston Road Target just won Planning Board backing, with a City Council vote looming in November.

The Westside “F” plan would pull cropland and homes into city limits, but some owners say they barely heard about it.

Boulevard 61 pairs 90 income-restricted apartments with 10 market-rate homes, and 25 units carry housing vouchers.

River Jackson spends mornings at a construction site before heading to class, helping raise the five-story Day Health Institute Tower he may never study in.

Mayor Eddie Moore backs the state workforce-housing program but worries Leeds roads and first responders can't absorb The Grove.

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

A new sign now juts from the corner of 2nd Avenue North, echoing the department store marquee that hung there decades ago.