Industrial

Owning or leasing industrial space in New Jersey means you’re within one day’s drive of one-third of the nation’s population. That means the state continues to be a hotbed of warehouse and logistics activity.

Owners Council Q&A: Lance Bergstein

The market has really ebbed and flowed over the last 12 months. There were spurts of positive progress coupled with deterrents. I think this recent rate cut will help the macro environment but many of the fundamentals have remained the same. As a whole, the country is in an interesting political environment, which is perhaps more impactful to the economy than raw economic data.

Owners Council Q&A: Katie Kurtz

When I joined Denholtz in 2024, gridlocked capital markets and broad uncertainty made transacting difficult. At that time, the industry was waiting for the long-promised rate cuts that would unlock deal flow. Fast forward a year, and we’ve finally received the first of what should be a series of cuts. While the full impact will take time, I anticipate we will begin to see the pricing clarity that’s essential for the market to function. This shift gives me more optimism heading into 2026 than I felt at the close of last year.

Owners Council Q&A: Lou March Jr.

There’s a sense of cautious optimism across the industry. With that said, launching large-scale construction projects remains a challenge due to financing hurdles and broader economic headwinds.

Owners Council Q&A: Stefan Sansone

The market has stabilized compared to last year. While leasing velocity has tempered from its pandemic-era peak, we remain optimistic about New Jersey’s infill and functional industrial product.

Owners Council Q&A: Mark Shearer

We are seeing more tours from brand name companies with great credit, but decision makers still aren’t ready to make a commitment. Liquidity is coming back into the market; Amazon is back in the market. Construction starts are down and the fundamentals are improving but there is still uncertainty in the market.

Commercial, multifamily leaders outline top policy goals for new Sherrill administration

Leaders of the state’s main commercial and multifamily real estate organizations are embracing the chance for a fresh start under Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill, seeking to tackle everything from housing costs to energy policy when she takes office in early 2026.

Circulate NJ congratulates Sherrill, pledges to work with governor-elect to support logistics sector

Circulate NJ, the fast-growing business coalition supporting the state’s logistics industry, is pledging to work with Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill after the Democrat’s convincing win in Tuesday’s election.

Join us Dec. 9 for The State of Redevelopment: Multifamily and Mixed-Use

Hear the latest in development, tenant demand and other trends in warehouse and logistics space.

BRC: Import company takes 8,800 sq. ft. in Garwood industrial deal

An imported foods company has leased nearly 8,800 square feet at a Garwood industrial property, according to a brokerage team with Bussel Realty Corp.

Larken eyes 71,000 sq. ft. of new shallow-bay industrial space with latest Flemington project

Larken Associates has broken ground on a project that will add nearly 71,000 square feet to its portfolio of shallow-bay industrial space in Flemington, the firm announced Tuesday.