Incumbent directors Steve Pozycki and Gus Milano – who have served on the board since the group's creation – and Ricardo Cardoso are stepping down. 

The 99-unit offering from Park Stone Management and Fields Grade in Journal Square features a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom units, as well as direct access to local favorite Choc-O-Pain French Bakery + Café from its lobby.

The popular cookie chain has eyes on a 10th bakery in Jersey City, according to the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District.

RPM Raceway will unveil its upgraded indoor experience – including three levels of elevation, lightning-fast straightaways, 90-degree hairpin turns and spiraling ramps – Jan. 24.

Angry Archie’s new brick-and-mortar location offers the same menu as its mobile counterpart and is open Tuesday through Saturday.

James McGuckin, regional manager of Marcus & Millichap's New Jersey office, recently announced the sale of 351 Central Ave. for $4.25 million.

According to Executive Director Robinson Holloway, “Art Fair 14C was created as an answer to the question of how to help people in the visual arts make a living."

JLL Capital Markets arranged the construction funding on behalf of Hillsborough-based developer Country Classics.

“We sought to improve mobility with an affordable and reliable transportation system and, as a result, low- to moderate-income residents now have access to 35% more jobs, schools and hospitals within 30 minutes that before Via Jersey City existed," Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said in a statement.

No tricks here, these areas are all treats. These Garden State areas were named the “most spook-tacular” places to be on the 31st of October as based on “Trick-or-treater friendliness," “Halloween fun” and “Halloween weather.

Veris Residential announced it closed the $346 million sale of the property, also known as the Merrill Lynch Building, in the beginning of October.

The six-story building developed by Park Stone Management and Fields Grade is located at 244 St. Paul's Ave., a short walk to the PATH Station, dining, shopping and entertainment options in the resurging Journal Square area.