A development team has opened its 91-unit luxury apartment property in Newark’s bustling North Ironbound neighborhood.
Events
Hear what thought leaders, presenters and experts have to say at one of the industry’s many conferences, panel discussions and awards ceremonies.
Industry leaders Zucker, Marchetta honored at annual Monmouth dinner
A crowd of hundreds turned out Thursday for Monmouth University’s 26th real estate awards dinner, honoring Ralph Zucker and Anthony Marchetta as part of an annual scholarship fundraiser and show of support for the university’s Kislak Real Estate Institute.
Kearny Point access road slated for ‘complete green street’ redevelopment
The main access road into the sprawling, distinctive Kearny Point development is slated to become significantly greener and more welcoming to pedestrians and cyclists, thanks to a new $3 million federal grant that was awarded to its host municipality.
NAIOP honors transformative deals, industry icons at annual gala
Two of the state’s most ambitious redevelopment and adaptive reuse projects were among the top honorees Thursday at NAIOP New Jersey’s annual gala, where a crowd of hundreds celebrated the commercial real estate industry and some of its leading figures.
Civil engineering group honors PS&S vice president
A veteran civil engineer with PS&S has earned a distinctive honor from a national trade association.
United Way honors Wentworth, top pharmaceutical lease at annual luncheon
The state’s largest office lease of 2018 took home top honors at an annual luncheon hosted by the United Way of Northern New Jersey, which also recognized industry icon Finn Wentworth as part of a fundraiser that drew more than 500.
Mack-Cali debuts Harborside food hall in Jersey City
Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has opened the doors to what it says is Jersey City’s first-ever food hall, the latest upgrade to its flagship Harborside complex.
Seeking a solution, Assembly budget leader calls for extending deadline for state incentives
With the state’s two main incentive programs set to expire on June 30, a high-ranking state lawmaker called on Gov. Phil Murphy to consider extending the deadline and allow policymakers to revamp the tax credit offerings without interruption.
Ballet company takes the stage at New Brunswick PAC
Future tenants of the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center are already making themselves at home, even as construction continues at the high-profile development project.
Holistic thinking, public-private approach remain a focus at New Jersey Future’s redevelopment forum
New Jersey Future’s annual Redevelopment Forum drew a crowd hundreds to New Brunswick recently, in a show of support for big-picture planning, adaptive reuse and public-private collaboration when it comes to development in the Garden State.
