Professional Services

It might be the developers and investors who dream big, but they rely on thousands of service professionals every day to bring their plans to fruition.

Finance & Capital Markets
Capital markets firm opens New Jersey office, adds veteran brokers

A real estate financial advisory firm has added two capital markets brokers in New Jersey as part of a newly announced expansion into the state.

Industrial
JLL expands Northeast industrial team with two Pennsylvania brokers

JLL has added two veteran Pennsylvania brokers to its regional industrial team.

Professional Services
American Asphalt expands footprint with Union County acquisition

An asphalt manufacturer and paving contractor has expanded its reach in northern and central New Jersey with the addition of a new location in Union County.

Top News
Kislak Family Foundation donates $50,000 to New Jersey pandemic relief

The Kislak Family Foundation has earmarked $50,000 that will go toward supporting the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund.

Office
Design firm: Many office workers eager to return, but concerned about getting sick

A new survey has found that many workers are looking forward to going back to the office, but remain concerned about getting sick and not having enough personal space.

Office
Kimmerle touts design, build-out of law firm’s new 35,000 sq. ft. office in Cranford

A law firm has opened the doors to its new 35,000-square-foot headquarters in Cranford, following a design and fit-out overseen by Kimmerle Group.

Professional Services
Avison Young tenant, occupier solutions professional named principal

Avison Young has named a new principal in New Jersey, promoting an industry professional with more than a decade of experience in tenant representation and occupier solutions.

Editor’s Note
Thinking positively

Last month I alluded to how quickly things can change during a situation such as a pandemic, especially one that has so dramatically impacted our economy. That is certainly still the case in New Jersey, but the good news is that (as of now), things may be changing for the better.

Photos
REDCOM raises $2,500 for Westfield food drive

Executives and employees of REDCOM Design & Construction took part last week in a food drive in the firm’s hometown of Westfield, helping to raise $2,500 in donations.

Roundtable
How can construction teams use technology to ensure social distancing going forward?

How can construction teams use technology to ensure social distancing going forward? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.