Office

New Jersey’s office market is evolving by the day, but this fact remains: The state’s location and educated workforce make it a highly desirable place for tenants of all shapes and sizes.

Office

Gloucester County office building sold for $900,000, Markeim Chalmers says

A residential real estate company has acquired a 10,000-square-foot office building in Washington Township, according to real estate services firm Markeim Chalmers Inc.

Professional Services

With decades of history, a close-knit team has guided Blau & Berg’s continued growth

The Blau & Berg Co. has more than doubled the size of its sales team over the past five years alongside a major increase in revenue — growth that has been guided largely by its family roots and a feeling of shared responsibility.

Office

JLL: Two submarkets lead the way in Q3 office rebound

Two northern New Jersey submarkets accounted for more than 90 percent of the absorption in the region’s office market during the third quarter, according to JLL, leading a comeback after a lackluster start to the year.

People

Saxum adds controller to growing team

Saxum Real Estate has added to its team with the hiring of a new controller.

Office

Pharma contractor takes 45,500 sq. ft. in Cranbury

A pharmaceutical supply services firms has leased more than 45,000 square feet of lab and research and development space in Cranbury, brokers with Cushman & Wakefield said Tuesday.

Policy Page

Growing fiscal problems demand action

Business as usual is just not possible anymore. New Jersey’s underperforming economy, bloated public sector spending and rising cost of living, along with Congress’s decision to reduce the state and local tax deduction, are forcing our collective hands to do better. There is no better place to start than at home in our local municipalities and school districts, where consolidations and sharing of services can produce both real financial savings and better outcomes. Simultaneously, state and county governments need to do likewise. Taxpaying businesses and residents deserve accountability, and this may require audits of how and where every dollar of taxpayer money is being spent.