js combining objects only returns an id

I am doing several finds in mongoose and then when I try to to combine the data it only displays the id and not the whole object. However, if I console.log() the object specifically it will display all of the contents.

Here are two of my finds in mongoose:

Project.find({ title: data.title }, function (err, projectObject) {
    if (err || !projectObject) cb(err, null);

    var project = new Object();;
    for(var key in projectObject)
        if (undefined !== projectObject[key])
            project[key] = projectObject[key];

    LocationService.selectLocations({ projects: [ project._id ] }, function (err, locations) {
        if (err) cb(err, null);

        searchCriteria = {};

        if (locations)
             for (var i in locations)
                project.location.push(locations[i]);
    });
});

If I now do a console.log(project) it will display:

{  
   '_id': 'ad5ffeb5a5a5fa763a64f3',
   'title': 'Tested project',
   'body': 'This is the content for the project.',
   __v: 0,
   'date_created': 'Wed Jan 07 2015 10:34:06   GMT-0600 (CST)',
   'location':[  
      'ad5ffeb5a5a5fa763a64f4'
   ],
   'moderator':[  
      'b041516116c16a1c5fb'
   ]
}

Now if I do console.log(project.location) this is what shows (off of the same object):

[  
   {  
      '_id': 'ad5ffeb5a5a5fa763a64f4',
      'name': 'home',
      'city': 'Columbia',
      'state': 'MO',
      'postcode': '65203',
      'country': 'US',
      'timezone': 'CST',
      '__v': 0,
      'geo':{  
         'type':'Point',
         'coordinates':[  
            -92.339894,
            38.962357
         ]
      }
   }
]

This is where I am confused because the object is there, but it only shows the id and not the whole object.

I am wondering if I am doing something wrong or even is there a better way to be doing this?