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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.

NAI Hanson brokers 15,000 sq. ft. lease for Hackensack auto repair shop

An auto repair business has renewed and expanded to 15,000 square feet at a retail building in Hackensack, in a deal arranged by brokers with NAI James E. Hanson.

HFF: Buyer wanted for 334-unit Somerset County community

Brokers with HFF have been hired to sell a high-end, 334-unit apartment community in Somerset County.

Meridian secures $18 million loan for Morris County apartment deal

Meridian Capital Group has brokered $18 million in financing for a client to acquire a 106-unit garden apartment complex in Morris County, the firm said.

Brunelli touts leases for restaurants, retailers across N.J.

A neighborhood-style bar and eatery will occupy more than 6,500 square feet at a Woodbridge shopping center, under one of about 20 recent deals brokered by R.J. Brunelli & Co. LLC.

NJAA panelists tout growth of apartment sector, but say challenges remain

The New Jersey Apartment Association’s annual owners’ roundtable kicked off the group’s annual conference and expo in Atlantic City, in what is the industry’s largest annual gathering in the state.

Hollister spearheading Newark Museum rehab, renovation

The Newark Museum has tapped Hollister Construction to rehabilitate and renovate its campus, under a project that would reopen its main entrance to the city’s newly revitalized streetscape.

CBRE named agent for 821K sq. ft. Union County office portfolio

The new owner of an eight-building office portfolio in Union County has hired CBRE Group Inc. to market and lease the properties, the real estate services firm announced.

The rebirth of the suburbs: The impact of aging millennials and driverless car technology

This multiyear transformation of our downtown areas has led to speculation that the single-family, suburban model of development is dead. In this article, I will make a different prediction. Today, I predict that the next great housing boom will be in the suburbs. The millennials will move out of the city and into the suburbs and will commute farther distances, by car, than previous generations.

In Warren, Vision looks to build on success of amenity center concept

For some tenants at The Crossings at Jefferson Park, the biking and walking trails that weave through the Whippany office campus have become a modern-day meeting space, as have the food court and lounges inside the property’s new amenity center. That’s according to executives with Vision Real Estate Partners, who are now looking to replicate and build on that success at another suburban office campus in New Jersey.

Capital markets brokers Welsh, Schulz join Newmark Knight Frank

A team led by two of the state’s top capital markets brokers has joined Newmark Knight Frank, providing a powerful addition to the firm’s investment sales platform in northern New Jersey.