Cover Story

Our monthly cover story in Real Estate NJ is a must-read, as we bring you an insider’s look at the decisions, personalities and economic conditions that are shaping the market.

Can tech firms, startups fuel job growth and new office requirements in New Jersey?

In a market that has been hurt by densification and lackluster job growth, many of the state’s largest office leases in recent years have been tied to tenants looking to consolidate and upgrade their space. But technology and information firms have been a rare source of expansion in New Jersey, fueling new space needs that are about more than just a flight to quality.

Making sure the Garden State can grow its technology sector is a matter of creating the right environment and promoting what the state can offer in the way of labor, education and accessibility. Experts say it’s also up to landlords to ensure that they provide the space that tech users are looking for.

At Ironside Newark, Edison Properties seeks to attract modern tenants by tapping into history

Blending the past with the future is one of the main principles behind Edison Properties’ $80 million plan to convert a well-known, 107-year-old warehouse along McCarter Highway in Newark into state-of-the-art, loft-style office space.

Atlantic City 3.0: Riding high from new investment, the iconic resort town is charting a new future

For a place that has been promised a comeback in recent years — only to see it never materialize — experts say Atlantic City is in uncharted yet promising territory that could help usher in a long-awaited recovery. Land prices are at their lowest in decades, local and regional developers with proven track records are investing in the city and the first credible nongaming project in years is under construction, with the potential to bring thousands of students and professionals to the Boardwalk as soon as next year.

The Atlantic City Gateway: A project built for growth

Stockton University’s new Atlantic City campus is still more than a year from opening, but the school and its developer are already thinking about what comes next.

In Atlantic City, new signs of confidence from investors

A reshaped casino industry and the promise of a nongaming economy are no doubt driving new activity in Atlantic City, but the resort is still grappling with a cash-strapped local government. If you ask some of its newest investors, the city is at least on the path toward a solution after a recent state takeover of the municipality.

Managing the journey at 30 Montgomery

Stephen Sullivan recalls standing across the street from 30 Montgomery around 2014, as he and other Onyx executives looked up at the 15-story building in downtown Jersey City. It was time to make a decision on the future of the 313,000-square-foot tower.

The next challenge: 340 Mount Kemble

After the success of 211 Mount Airy Road last summer, Onyx Equities found its next blank canvas about 10 miles away when it acquired 340 Mount Kemble Ave. in Morris Township.

Value drivers: How Onyx became a top player in New Jersey real estate

John Saraceno Jr. (left) and Jonathan Schultz, co-founders and managing principals of Onyx Equities LLC, have helped grow the company into one of the state’s top private value-add investment firms in New Jersey since its founding in 2004. — Photo…

Rebuilding affordable housing: After decades of policy purgatory, is N.J. finally ready to move forward?

Two years after the state Supreme Court shook up New Jersey’s affordable housing landscape, dozens of towns in the state may finally be ready to turn the page, even as many others dig in for what looks to be an even longer fight.

A perfect storm for HMFA

With a court-ordered overhaul of affordable housing in full swing, there are busy days ahead for Tony Marchetta and the New Jersey Housing Mortgage and Finance Agency.