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.

Investors Bank touts $2.7 billion in CRE loans in 2017

Multifamily projects in Morristown and Monroe are among the latest developments financed by Investors Bank, contributing to more than $2.5 billion in commercial real estate activity completed by the lender in 2017.

New $80 million rental tower slated for downtown Newark (SLIDESHOW)

A developer has unveiled plans for an $80 million luxury apartment project in Newark, touting a 256-unit tower that will offer “resort-style living” in the heart of the city’s downtown.

Middlesex Co. apartments fetch $8.5 million, Kislak says

A longtime owner has sold the last multifamily building in its portfolio, a 68-unit property in Middlesex County that traded for $8.5 million.

Apartment, retail building in Hudson County trades for $2.95 million

A private investor has acquired a 16,000-square-foot residential and retail property in West New York, following a nearly $3 million sale arranged by Marcus & Millichap.

A fast start to a busy year

As we’ve been reminded over the last two years, industry leaders have long feared that federal tax reform could spell the end of many of the loopholes enjoyed by developers and investors. It became clear last fall that benefits such as the 1031 exchange would live to see another day, but as we came to learn, that was just the beginning of how the commercial real estate sector would stand to gain under President Trump’s tax overhaul.

VIDEO: New Brunswick PAC project rising in Hub City

Following demolition last summer and a groundbreaking last fall, a $172 million, mixed-use project anchored by a new performing arts center is quickly rising in downtown New Brunswick.

Woodmont touts promotions on residential management team

Woodmont Properties has expanded its community management team with two newly announced promotions.

Developer’s car will serve as backdrop for CRE industry during Walk to Washington

In just two weeks, hundreds of business and political leaders will board a southbound Amtrak train as part of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s annual Walk to Washington. And you can bet that the state’s commercial real estate sector will be well-represented.

Greenbaum Rowe attorney honored for years of service with NJBA

A top real estate attorney at Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis LLP has earned a key industry service award from the New Jersey Builders Association.

CBRE brokers $52 million loan for buyer of New Brunswick tower

A joint venture has acquired a 186-unit student housing building in downtown New Brunswick, with CBRE arranging more than $52 million in acquisition funding.