JERSEY CITY, N.J. | New Jersey City University (NJCU) President Sue Henderson has announced that the University has received a gift in the amount of $200,000 from Jersey City native Robert P. Antonicello — a…
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The on-site entrance to the Grove Street PATH station is arguably the biggest selling point for the Columbus Collection, a mixed-use, $800 million development in downtown Jersey City. After all, residents and hotel guests can…
Six retail tenants have combined to lease more than 13,000 square feet in Jersey City and Hoboken, under a series of newly completed transactions by Grid Real Estate. The deals include new commitments at 109…
READING TIME: 8 min. As part of a continuing series with industry leaders, we are delighted to bring the following interview with Adrienne Albert, the CEO of Marketing Directors. It would be difficult to find...
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Building Industry Struggles to Adapt “Non-essential” construction projects have been banned throughout New Jersey since April 10, when Gov. Murphy’s Executive Order 122 to reduce the spread of the coronavirus went into effect. Still, due to the…
It goes without saying that these last two weeks have been tumultuous for the country and the real estate industry. As the real estate industry braces for the market and financial forces in front of...
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The Jersey City-based Grid Real Estate has announced the sale of two (2) industrial properties in Jersey City’s Liberty Harbor Redevelopment Area, commonly known as ”Liberty Industrial” Park. The properties, 14-16 Burma Road, an 81,000...
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The multifamily market in New York City may have just suffered through one of its slowest years in recent memory, but things are not nearly as bleak across the river — particularly for Kushner Companies. The…
NJCU’s West Campus development continues to grow as new buildings appear on the 21-acre site. The total projected estimate for the project, also known as University Place, is about $400 million, most of which is…
JERSEY CITY – Puccini’s, a West Side Italian restaurant and catering hall that’s been a Jersey City institution for 31 years, is closing its doors. The location of countless political fundraisers and luncheons featuring Hudson County bigwigs, Puccini’s…
