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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.

Adult daycare facility coming to 67,000 sq. ft. Leonia office building

An office building in Bergen County is finding new life under a plan to renovate and repurpose it as an adult daycare facility.

Reynolds eyes 2024 groundbreaking after landing approvals for Princeton Pike redevelopment

Reynolds Asset Management has secured local approvals to redevelop a large piece of a Mercer County office park, where it aims to build more than 200 apartments and retail space.

CSG Law announces new leadership roles for key real estate attorneys

Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC has announced new leadership roles for its real estate law group after elevating several longtime team members.

BLP inks 87,000 sq. ft. in renewals in Hasbrouck Heights, NAI Hanson says

Two tenants at a Hasbrouck Heights industrial building have signed lease renewals totaling more than 87,000 square feet, according to brokers with NAI James E. Hanson.

Barnes & Noble relocates in Paramus, takes 35,000 sq. ft. in deal arranged by Goldstein Group

Barnes & Noble has found a new home for its Paramus store after leasing 35,000 square feet on Route 17, in a newly announced deal by The Goldstein Group.

Health care users combine for 9,800 sq. ft. in new Fennelly deals in Mercer County

An ear, nose and throat practice is expanding in the region after taking space at Robbinsville’s Washington Town Center, in one of three newly announced deals by Fennelly Associates.

Gensler marks 30 years in New Jersey with an expanded focus, but still at the forefront of workplace design

Gensler is marking 30 years in New Jersey, where it finds itself at the forefront of not only the fast-changing office market, but several of the state’s key growth sectors.

Giving Tuesday generosity inspires Profeta’s fresh produce donation to NJIT Food Pantry

The NJIT community showed its heart on Giving Tuesday late last month, raising a record-breaking $24,000 for the university’s food pantry. The outpouring of support will directly impact hundreds of students facing food insecurity, providing them with not only pantry staples but also fresh produce, professional clothing and hygiene items.

Developer buys site of 70-unit Bayonne rental project mid-construction, CBRE says

A private developer has purchased the site of a 70-unit multifamily project that is now under construction in Bayonne, in a newly announced deal by CBRE.

EDA launches grant program for neighborhood capital projects in Atlantic City

The state Economic Development Authority has approved a pilot program to fund capital projects in Atlantic City, seeking to help spur investment at the neighborhood level.