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.

Cross River hires veteran banker to grow CRE lending division

A veteran loan officer has joined Cross River, a Fort Lee-based bank with a growing multifamily and commercial real estate division.

Jersey City rental tower hits leasing milestone

Five months after debuting its new luxury rental tower in Jersey City, Fisher Development Associates has leased more than 50 percent of the building’s 448 apartments.

Redwood: Investor buys Bayonne apartments for $32 million, plans expansion

An investment firm has paid $32.1 million for an 85-unit, high-end apartment building in Bayonne, where it’s now planning an expansion that will more than double the number of units.

GZA acquires engineering firm Melick-Tully, growing N.J. footprint

Consulting firm GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc. has expanded its presence in New Jersey with the acquisition of Melick-Tully and Associates P.C., a Somerset County-based practice.

Investor pays $14.25 million for West Caldwell apartments, Kislak says

A newly built, 30-unit apartment building in West Caldwell is under new ownership, following a $14.25 million sale arranged by The Kislak Co. Inc.

LeFrak debuts high-end amenities at Jersey City rental tower (SLIDESHOW)

LeFrak has unveiled the long list of amenities at the Ellipse, its new high-end, 41-story apartment tower in the Newport section of Jersey City.

Morris, Jingoli honored for work in building communities

Longtime real estate executives and business partners Jack Morris and Joe Jingoli were honored recently for their work to rebuild communities in New Jersey, earning the distinction from a well-known congregation in central New Jersey.

Affordable housing, infrastructure and more: The top policy priorities for N.J. commercial real estate

As New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy, Real Estate NJ asked the heads of the industry’s top advocacy groups and associations for their top policy priorities.

Policy priorities: New Jersey Builders Association

Real Estate NJ set out to identify the biggest public policy issues for commercial real estate, as New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy. Here are the issues identified by Carol Ann Short, CEO of the New Jersey Builders Association.

Policy priorities: New Jersey Apartment Association

Real Estate NJ set out to identify the biggest public policy issues for commercial real estate, as New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy. Here are the issues identified by David Brogan, executive director of the New Jersey Apartment Association.