A new four-story health care facility is coming to Newark’s West Ward. Saint James Health just secured final site plan approval for what will become their largest clinic to date. Read more: buff.ly/NkmRXdR

A 12-acre corporate campus in Franklin, NJ — once home to Philips Electronics — has been sold. The new owners plan a major redevelopment, but details are still under wraps. Read more: buff.ly/mOxqshe

The Morgan at Provost Square, a 417-unit high-rise in Jersey City, has been acquired by Rockpoint Group. JLL brokered the deal, which is likely one of the largest multifamily transactions in NJ this year: buff.ly/CDBTr9a

After Abrupt Closure, Hit Jersey City Restaurant Perquín Re-Opens in New Space: buff.ly/aNzXE3n

New Express Bus Service Launches from Vineland to Atlantic City: buff.ly/nKqMKIr

Jersey City has approved an expanded restoration plan for 712 Bergen Ave in McGinley Square. The mixed-use project will deliver 36 units and 4 new retail spaces across five floors: buff.ly/fJmC4wL

Atlantic City has approved a 30-year tax exemption for a long-delayed project at 155–161 S Tennessee Ave. The development will bring 12 apartments and retail space to the vacant lots: buff.ly/RJqxnbZ

Two pre-war buildings in Bayonne and West New York have sold for a combined $6.5M. CBRE says the deal reflects demand for well-located multifamily with rental upside: buff.ly/v12POYg

Meximodo, the Mexican restaurant with a Guinness-recognized tequila collection, is now open in Downtown Jersey City at 25 Columbus Drive. The 8,000-sf space brings tacos, cocktails, and soaring design to the ground floor of Haus25: buff.ly/qZbYssy

Morristown’s HQ Plaza just completed a major renovation, reintroducing the one-million-square-foot complex as a modern hub for office, hospitality, and retail. Includes revamped office space, public plaza, Hyatt hotel, AMC theater, and more: buff.ly/3CPpago

A new leasing partnership has launched at Metrovue in Jersey City. The Journal Square rental tower is now being exclusively handled by JC Luxury Group at SERHANT. Now leasing: buff.ly/keyhSIm

Jersey City’s Planning Board has approved a three-building, mixed-use development along Grand Street. The project includes residential units, retail, and affordable housing: buff.ly/K8MGKlD #NewJersey #RealEstate

Total Wine & More has opened a 32,000-square-foot store in North Brunswick, joining Trader Joe’s at the North Village Shopping Center. The retail center is now fully leased: buff.ly/KALwKir #NewJersey #RealEstate

One of NJ’s largest mixed-use waterfront projects is moving forward. The $1 billion development in Edgewater will include a ferry terminal, 1,200 units, and public parks. Details: buff.ly/WXKuU2e

A preliminary 2,200-unit residential plan attached to Jersey City’s Heights University Hospital has triggered a political firestorm. Local leaders accuse the property owner of prioritizing real estate profits over healthcare. Read the full story: buff.ly/wmshNYw

Paterson has approved plans for a new $14M rec center at 54 Front Street. Backed by NJCDC and the city, the 40,000-sf facility will include a gym, STEM lab, e-gaming room, and animation studio: buff.ly/Rvhbceo #NewJersey #RealEstate

A 10-story development with 182 apartments and a public community center is coming to Bayonne’s 25th Street. Called Pacifico, the project replaces the former Forum Fitness site and includes rooftop amenities and 216 parking spaces: buff.ly/iQYQSut

The restored Arts & Powerhouse Building in Downtown Jersey City has received a Preservation Award from the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy. The $30M adaptive reuse brought new life to a 1913 warehouse while retaining its historic charm: buff.ly/6Q4bQ21

Lassonde Industries is expanding in Upper Deerfield Township, New Jersey, with a $200 million, 200,000-sf juice production facility. The project will fully replace their existing plant by 2027: buff.ly/TR0vVF3 #RealEstate

Now leasing in Journal Square: Nest offers fully furnished studios with utilities and WiFi included, just two blocks from the PATH. A turnkey solution for NYC commuters, students, and hybrid workers: buff.ly/l4VHoas