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Go inside the latest monthly issue of Real Estate NJ, the only New Jersey-based magazine dedicated to commercial real estate in the Garden State.

Sanofi coming to Morristown in 260,000 sq. ft. lease at M Station

Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi is moving its New Jersey team to Morristown, where it will occupy 260,000 square feet of new ground-up office space built by SJP Properties.

Accurate’s pipeline is surging, with an aggressive (but long-term) approach to development

Accurate has been prolific in building and lining up new multifamily development projects across New Jersey, having completed some 1,000 residential units since 2021 alone. It now has construction underway, approvals in place or sites under control to build another roughly 6,400 apartments and townhomes, including some 4,000 in Newark, with more to come.

Greek closes on $50 million permanent loan for three pieces of Logan industrial park

Greek Development has secured $50 million in permanent financing for two new industrial buildings and an adjacent trailer lot in Logan Township, in a deal arranged by JLL.

Greek closes on $50 million permanent loan for three pieces of Logan industrial park

Greek Development has secured $50 million in permanent financing for two new industrial buildings and an adjacent trailer lot in Logan Township, in a deal arranged by JLL.

Growth story

As you’ll read in this month’s cover story, Accurate has been prolific in filling its development pipeline, moving decisively to secure new projects in the state and elsewhere. It now has construction underway, approvals in place or sites under control to build another roughly 6,400 apartments and townhomes, including more than 4,000 units in Newark, where it’s leading the sweeping redevelopment of the former Riverfront Stadium property.

Experts: Big-box retail leasing still strong despite years of chain bankruptcies, store closings

Even with the fall of Toys R Us, Sears and other chains — and recent trouble for the likes of Party City and Bed Bath & Beyond — big-box retail is alive and well in New Jersey.

Developers, adapting to changing market, near completion of massive Linden industrial park

A sprawling industrial park in Linden is nearing completion after four years of construction, a span in which warehouse demand soared to historic highs before a recent pullback, as its developers mull plans to tap into the growing market for outdoor trailer storage.

Shearer, NAIOP New Jersey ready for more proactive approach to anti-warehouse sentiment

Rockefeller Group’s Mark Shearer has kicked off a two-year term as NAIOP New Jersey’s chapter president, with plans to expand outreach to highlight the value of warehouse projects amid increasingly fierce resistance to development in the state.

Taking the lead

Industrial space may well be the new darling of commercial real estate. Yet, as we’ve seen recently in New Jersey, it’s also now the biggest target for the type of fierce local opposition that was long reserved for apartment builders.

Blue Onyx prepares for pivot to large-scale urban projects, maintaining focus on social impact

Blue Onyx Cos. is filling its pipeline with larger, more ambitious development projects in Paterson and other urban markets, with an eye toward major multifamily and mixed-use investments that it says will still provide social impact and affordably priced homes.