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.

People
CSG promotes six attorneys

Attorneys who were formally named to the firm’s real estate and tax appeals practices are among six promotions announced Monday by Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC.

Office
C&W announces new broker hires

Cushman & Wakefield has made two additions to its East Rutherford-based brokerage teams.

Professional Services
DMR retained for Middlesex County building redesigns

Middlesex County has hired DMR Architects to redesign a series of administration buildings in North Brunswick, the Hasbrouck Heights-based firm said Wednesday.

Professional Services
Brokerage earns green building certification for Morristown office

Avison Young’s New Jersey office in Morristown has been recognized by the U.S. Green Building Council, following a build-out led by the firm’s own project management team.

People
Four young brokers join Colliers N.J. team

Colliers International Group Inc. has added four new professionals to its brokerage teams in Parsippany and Princeton, marking its continued expansion in New Jersey.

Professional Services
NGKF adds Tobiasz project management team

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank has bolstered its project management practice in New Jersey with the addition of a team led by industry veteran Brian Tobiasz, the firm said Wednesday.

Professional Services
Growth in 2016 fuels hiring by design firm DMR

DMR Architects has added 10 new team members in 2016, expanding its staff by nearly 33 percent as it responds to a 30 percent growth in billing during the year.

Office
Cullen and Dykman plants a flag in Newark

Law firm Cullen and Dykman LLP has opened a 9,300-square-foot office in Newark, an outpost that will house its real estate attorneys and other core practice groups.

The Rundown
Report: Design firms moving to Camden after merging

Four South Jersey and Philadelphia architecture firms have merged and are moving their new company to Camden, according to a published report, despite being denied tax incentives under a program that has helped drive other relocations to the city in recent years.

Guest Columns
A tale of two suburbs: Matching tenants, landlords in N.J.

New Jersey’s commercial real estate and business communities are paying significant attention to the repositioning of New Jersey’s aging suburban office campuses as highly amenitized live/work/play environments. And equal focus is being placed on the hyper-customization of interior spaces — especially for headquarters operations — with open layouts and design elements that speak to an organization’s distinct corporate culture.