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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.

WCRE: Law firm inks 2,300 sq. ft. lease in Cherry Hill

A boutique law firm has taken more than 2,300 square feet of office space in Cherry Hill, under a transaction arranged by Wolf Commercial Real Estate.

PHOTOS: Waypoint, Hollister break ground on 235-unit rental project in Hackensack

Hollister Construction Services joined client Waypoint Residential recently to break ground on a new 235-unit luxury residential project in Hackensack.

Developer set to break ground on 200 apartments, supermarket in Middlesex

Forte Real Estate Development is set to break ground on the newest project in its hometown of Middlesex Borough, a mixed-use property that will include 200 apartments and a new supermarket.

Mack-Cali debuts new-look lobbies at Harborside in Jersey City (SLIDESHOW)

Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has completed a series of lobby renovations at its Harborside complex in Jersey City, a key step in its $75 million overhaul of the flagship property.

AY: With upgrades in sight, Ramsey office building attracts five new tenants

Five tenants have leased a combined 11,600 square feet at a Ramsey office building once anchored by UPS, whose new owner is now upgrading the 139,000-square-foot property.

NAI Hanson brokers sale of Ridgewood medical office building

A cardiology practice is now an owner and occupier of a 9,242-square-foot medical office building in Ridgewood, following a sale arranged by NAI James E. Hanson.

Led by Willoughby, Business Action Center lends its support to developers, tenants

The state’s Business Action Center has long billed itself as a one-stop shop for helping companies grow in New Jersey and attracting new ones from out of state. That often means finding solutions for commercial real estate needs, from helping a scientist find lab space to assisting Amazon with its ever-growing network of fulfillment centers. It also means helping developers and their professionals navigate the web of state agencies that are involved in real estate decisions, from NJ Transit to the Department of Environmental Protection.

Solving the parking problem: Goldberg sees a role for the state in urban redevelopment

To Carl Goldberg, the need for moderately priced, workforce housing continues to grow in New Jersey, but the cost of structured parking can be a significant hurdle. It’s why he sees an opportunity for the state to help local officials solve that equation.

C&W named leasing agent at massive former Toys R Us complex in Mount Olive

The owners of a 1.43 million-square-foot industrial complex in Mount Olive, a former Toys R Us distribution center, have tapped Cushman & Wakefield as its leasing agent.

Hackensack apartment buildings sell for $11.5 million, Kislak says

A private investor has sold a two-building, 78-unit apartment portfolio in Hackensack for $11.5 million, in a transaction arranged by The Kislak Co. Inc.