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.

MHS Architects names new principal, BIM director

Marchetto Higgins Stieve Architects has announced two promotions, including the appointment of a new partner.

KRE Group, Verde Capital complete second garden apartment deal

Kushner Real Estate Group and Verde Capital are set to reposition a 304-unit apartment complex in Monmouth County after acquiring the property last month for $56 million, the partnership’s second recent multifamily acquisition.

NJAA wins national honors for communications, website

The New Jersey Apartment Association has earned three national honors for its work in digital communications and editorial content.

Advance completes first phase of upgrades at Hoboken apartments (SLIDESHOW)

Advance Realty has unveiled the first phase of its plan to renovate and enhance a 128-unit luxury apartment in uptown Hoboken, following its acquisition of the property last year.

Townhomes debut at Soho Lofts in Jersey City

Manhattan Building Co. has taken the wraps off eight upscale townhome apartments at Soho Lofts, a 377-unit rental property in Jersey City.

Plainfield rental portfolio sells for $6.4 million, Gebroe-Hammer says

An investor has sold a four-building, 58-unit apartment portfolio in Plainfield for $6.4 million, some two years after acquiring the properties.

Saxum announces new $100 million fund for Opportunity Zones

Development and investment firm Saxum Real Estate has launched a $100 million fund dedicated to projects in newly created federal Opportunity Zones, as it prepares for the program’s highly anticipated rollout later this year.

Flood wall decision looms large for Hoboken rail yards project

State officials could soon make a decision on key flood protection measures in Hoboken — one that could make or break a long-awaited, 2.3 million-square-foot redevelopment of the rail yards at the southern edge of the city.

Investors pay $17.7 million for 37-unit Hoboken building

An investment group has made its first foray into Hoboken, acquiring a 37-unit uptown apartment building from a longtime family owner.

Developer, public officials hail new affordable housing in Newark

A developer joined local and state officials on Wednesday to break ground on a 60-unit affordable housing project in Newark’s North Ward, where plans call for redeveloping the former site of a Boys & Girls Club.