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.

Onyx unveils 60-unit luxury apartment building in downtown Ridgewood

Onyx Equities has opened the doors to a collection of 60 upscale apartments adjacent to the Ridgewood train station, the developer announced Thursday.

Second phase opens at latest Ironstate, Pegasus rental project in Harrison

Developers have released the second phase of homes at a 310-unit luxury apartment project in Harrison, citing strong leasing activity since its debut earlier this year.

Developers tout first move-ins at 35-unit rental building in Bergen County

A development team has welcomed its first residents to a new 35-unit luxury apartment building in East Rutherford.

Kushner Cos. sells 360-unit Hackensack rental property for $114 million, JLL says

Kushner Cos. has sold a two-building, 360-unit apartment property in Hackensack for more than $114 million, under a newly announced transaction by JLL.

AvalonBay names co-developers for massive housing, retail project at Princeton Junction

AvalonBay Communities Inc. has announced three co-developers for a $300 million project to create a new mixed-use destination at the Princeton Junction train station.

Tulfra, Hampshire launch leasing at 180-unit rental project in North Haledon

A joint venture is eyeing a midsummer delivery for a new 180-unit luxury apartment complex in northern Passaic County.

April is New Homes Month — who’s celebrating in New Jersey?

Nationally, April is known as New Homes Month and is intended to highlight the benefits of purchasing a new home. April is also recognized as National Fair Housing Month to commemorate the passage of the 1968 federal law, which prohibits discrimination concerning the sale, rental and financing of housing. These two annual recognition events represent a paradox for many of us in New Jersey.

NorthMarq inks $16 million loan for Princeton apartment, retail properties

The owner of two mixed-use buildings in downtown Princeton has refinanced for more than $16 million, in a newly announced transaction by NorthMarq.

New 60-unit apartment complex, part of Sparta town center project, sells for $15 million

A newly built, 60-unit apartment complex in Sussex County has changed hands for nearly $15 million, in a transaction arranged by Gebroe-Hammer Associates.

Developers near lease-up of 424-unit Hoboken rental property

A joint venture has all but completed its lease-up of 424 new high-end apartments on Hoboken’s burgeoning west side.