Government & Public Policy

From zoning disputes to the federal tax code, public policy affects the commercial real estate sector far more than you may realize. For industry leaders, government and politics demand constant attention.

KRE, National unveil third tower at Journal Squared to conclude pioneering, 1,840-unit project in historic Jersey City neighborhood

Kushner Real Estate Group has debuted the third and final piece of Journal Squared, the collection of more than 1,800 luxury apartments that’s widely seen as a main catalyst for the decade-long development boom in Jersey City’s historic commercial district.

Apartment industry leaders, lawmakers gather for annual NJAA PAC reception (SLIDESHOW)

The strength of the New Jersey Apartment Association was on display this week as its members joined some four dozen lawmakers for the organization’s annual legislative reception.

Key deadlines loom as towns, builders digest new DCA affordable housing obligations

With the release of new calculations on the state’s affordable housing deficit, towns and cities in New Jersey now have just over three months to adopt the numbers or provide their own.

DCA issues affordable housing guidelines to address present, future deficit of 150,000 units

The state has released its highly anticipated guidelines for each municipality’s affordable housing obligations, following the adoption of a law earlier this year that sought to streamline the complex, often controversial process that has vexed policymakers for decades.

Hoffman joins Lindabury litigation, real estate teams

Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper PC has welcomed Gregory Hoffman as an associate in its litigation and real estate, land use and zoning practice groups.

Taylor Architecture: Developer lands planning board approval for 62 apartments in Dunellen

Dunellen could soon welcome another 62 apartments to its central business district as part of a project that the borough’s planning board approved late last month.

Newark Summit set to return Dec. 9, convening top players in real estate, placemaking

The Newark Summit for Real Estate, Economic Development & Placemaking is set to return after making its high-profile debut last year in the state’s largest city.

State awards program honors Walters senior affordable housing project in Branchburg

The state has recognized Walters for one of the development firm’s newest projects — a 150-unit age- and income- restricted property in the Somerset County borough of Branchburg.

Profeta named to NJIT board of trustees

State officials have appointed Paul V. Profeta, the founder of Paul V. Profeta & Associates and publisher of Real Estate NJ, to New Jersey Institute of Technology’s board of trustees.

CIS, Hoboken officials tout plan for city’s first senior affordable housing project in 30 years

A proposal to build Hoboken’s first new senior affordable housing property in decades has secured a key approval, paving the way for an expected 2025 groundbreaking.