Residential & Mixed Use

The construction boom in New Jersey is no more evident than in the multifamily and mixed-use sector, thanks to changing demographics and the demand for urban-style living, even in the suburbs.

Jersey City investor buys 15-unit property for $5.7 million, headlining recent IPRG deals

A local investor has purchased a 15-unit apartment property in Jersey City for $5.7 million, in one of several recent transactions by IPRG’s New Jersey team.

‘Modera Lofts’ owner refis 366-unit property in Jersey City for $136 million, Cushman says

The owner of a loft-style luxury apartment building in downtown Jersey City has refinanced the property for $136 million, brokers with Cushman & Wakefield announced Thursday.

Panepinto debuts 605-unit Journal Square tower, with occupancy slated for late spring

Panepinto Properties has launched leasing at a new 605-unit luxury rental tower in Journal Square, the developer’s latest in a long line of high-profile projects in Jersey City.

Kushner unveils ‘The Journal’ as leasing surges at long-awaited 1,723-unit project in Jersey City

Kushner has already hit a key leasing milestone at The Journal, a response that matches not only the scale of the property but the anticipation for its long-awaited arrival in Jersey City.

Bigger and better: Atlantic Builders Convention set to return with surging attendance, sold-out exhibitor floor

The strength of New Jersey’s homebuilding industry will be on display next week at the Atlantic Builders Convention, with record participation from exhibitors and thousands slated to attend at what organizers say is a pivotal time for residential development.

Sentiment shift: Encouraged by new Sherrill administration, NJBA sees clearer path to expanded housing production, affordability

By Joshua Burd It’s early, but the New Jersey Builders Association can’t help but be encouraged. The prominent trade association, which represents residential developers, contractors and other professionals, said a new face in Trenton has brought a new dose of…

A fitting transition: Tantleff assumes new role as chair of Builders Political Action Committee

Fresh off two terms as chair of the New Jersey Builders Association, Deb Tantleff has taken the reins of the influential Builders Political Action Committee. And while the organizations are distinct and functionally different, it’s undoubtedly a natural transition to a role that hinges on relationships in Trenton and on raising funds to support pro-housing candidates.

VIDEO: Kokes launches preleasing, nears completion of final building at The Mill at Riverside

The final 64-unit building at The Mill at Riverside is slated to welcome its first residents in early summer 2026. — Photo and video by Elevated Angles / Courtesy: Kokes Properties By Joshua Burd A new 64-unit apartment building in…

Kennedy Funding lends $2.1 million to Georgia residential developer

Kennedy Funding has closed a $2.1 million cash-out refinance loan to the owner of a growing residential development in Georgia.

Diversified closes on site of planned 266-unit senior housing community in Montville

Diversified Properties has reached a key milestone in a plan to bring nearly 270 age-restricted apartments to a scenic 30-acre property in Montville.