The developers of Newport, the seminal mixed-use neighborhood credited as a catalyst for the rebuilding of the Jersey City waterfront, plan to disburse $1 million to 40 local nonprofit groups as the organization celebrates four decades in the city.
Plans to reopen and transform a historic theater in Westfield are moving ahead with the help of a state tax credit program, as is a major update of a well-known cultural venue in Millburn.
National Integrity Title Agency CEO George E. Duffield Sr., a longtime member of the Burlington County Regional Chamber of Commerce, has stepped up his involvement with the group after joining its board of directors earlier this year.
Clarion Partners has sold a 217-unit luxury apartment building in Hoboken, a long-held asset for the global investment firm, in a newly announced deal by JLL.
The longtime owner of a 33-unit apartment portfolio in Palisades Park has sold the properties for $4.7 million, a broker with The Kislak Co. Inc. said this week.
The Commercial Real Estate Development Association’s New Jersey chapter returned last week to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey in Hillside, allowing industry leaders to volunteer in support of the state’s largest anti-hunger and anti-poverty organization.
A physician group has sold two medical office properties in South Jersey as part of a merger with a regional hospital system, according to brokers with Vantage Commercial.
The state Economic Development Authority is pumping the brakes on the Aspire tax credit program for developers, seeking to make it more efficient and cost-effective for applicants as it manages its remaining funds under the policy.
