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.

Lodi apartments fetch $7.75 million, Gebroe-Hammer says

A private investor has acquired a 50-unit garden apartment complex in Lodi, in a nearly $8 million sale brokered by Gebroe-Hammer Associates.

Jersey City condo project offering duplex, triplex units

A developer has debuted more than a dozen multilevel homes at the site of a new condominium project in Jersey City, offering what it says is a taste of brownstone-style living.

Sanzari promotes project manager to director role

A project manager at Alfred Sanzari Enterprises has earned an expanded role and a new title after more than a decade with the firm’s construction department.

Investor pays $150 million for 896-unit Plainsboro apartment complex (UPDATED)

Another real estate investment firm has made its first foray into New Jersey, acquiring a nearly 900-unit garden apartment complex in Plainsboro.

Hanson to be honored as part of 2017 New Jersey Hall of Fame class

Commercial real estate magnate Jon F. Hanson will be among more than a dozen new inductees this year for the New Jersey Hall of Fame.

NJAA installs new board president at annual meeting (SLIDESHOW)

A longtime executive with Morgan Properties has taken the helm as board president of the New Jersey Apartment Association.

Hartz celebrates debut of long-awaited, 469-unit rental complex in Secaucus

Hartz Mountain Industries has marked a milestone more than 35 years in the making, opening the first residential community within its well-known Harmon Meadow development in Secaucus.

NJBA honors standouts in housing, building industry at annual luncheon

The New Jersey Builders Association recognized more than two dozen developers and professionals earlier this week as part of its annual Industry Awards.

Murphy announces pick to lead EDA

Gov. Phil Murphy has named a former banker and current public official in Connecticut as the next CEO of the powerful New Jersey Economic Development Authority.

Downtown Trenton could support hundreds of new residential units, study finds

Downtown Trenton is poised to support the development more than 700 new residential units over the next five years, anchored by a contingent of younger singles and couples.