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New Jersey has an unmatched location and a population that developers dream about. It’s no wonder the commercial real estate industry is flourishing and evolving across all segments of the market.

Newark’s construction boom is bolstered by a long-awaited change in perception, CBRE says

Experts say Newark is enjoying not only a surge of new private-sector investment, but also a level of interest that is helping to break the stigma that has plagued it for decades.

South Jersey apartment complex trades for $32.1 million

A multifamily owner has sold a 546-unit garden apartment complex in Camden County for $32.1 million, in a newly announced sale arranged by Gebroe-Hammer Associates.

Hampshire sells 71,000 sq. ft. industrial building in Fairfield

The Hampshire Cos. has sold a Fairfield industrial building to a local manufacturing business, which will use the space to accommodate its growing operation.

Denholtz announces promotion in leasing department

A member of Denholtz Associates’ leasing team has earned her latest promotion during nearly a decade with the company.

Fund acquires Hudson County retail center anchored by wholesaler, grocery store

The developer of a two-year-old, 139,900-square-foot retail center in Hudson County has sold the property to a fund managed by Bentall Kennedy, brokers with Cushman & Wakefield said.

Colliers, Ten-X marketing 125,000 sq. ft. retail center in Robbinsville

Brokers with Colliers International have been tapped to sell a Robbinsville shopping center off Route 33, working in conjunction with the online auction platform Ten-X.

Raritan rental property refinances for $46 million

Meridian Capital Group has arranged a $46 million loan for a client to refinance a recently renovated, 224-unit apartment property in Somerset County.

Medical office building is Saxum’s latest acquisition in Madison

Saxum Real Estate has closed on its second property in Madison, acquiring a 19,700-square-foot medical office building in the borough’s downtown.

Office market conundrum: improving economic indicators amidst minimal absorption

Experts see a significant conundrum in the office market, as every economic indicator used to forecast absorption performed at or above the forecast level. Further, closely related macroeconomic variables — such as office-using employment — grew steadily, meaning that more office employees were added without much corresponding space leased over the previous six months. While the first quarter reading of just 1.3 million square feet absorbed may be a one-time anomaly, it cannot be ruled out that a structural shift in the office space market has occurred or is occurring.

Cliffside Park condo developer names new marketing director

The developer of a 204-unit condominium building in Cliffside Park has hired a new director of marketing.