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.

How a Chinese construction giant is planting a flag in New Jersey

For a company that had been in the U.S. for nearly three decades, it was only about four years ago that the conglomerate known as China State Construction Engineering Corp. suddenly caught the attention of New Jersey’s commercial real estate market.

From the ground up: Leaders of Rutgers CRE program eager to build on early progress

Leaders of the Rutgers Center for Real Estate aim to make it the top academic and research program of its kind, one that helps improve the industry and provides a link between the state’s top real estate firms and the next generation of professionals.

Snow business: When winter strikes, many top N.J. property owners call on this firm

Lawns by Yorkshire is one of the largest businesses in the state when it comes to snow removal, with a book of business that includes more than 250 acres of parking lots across commercial and residential properties.

A bird’s-eye view of Journal Squared (VIDEO)

Leasing is set to begin at the mixed-use, potentially transformative development known as Journal Squared, but you don’t need a tour to see the Jersey City tower up close.

Ripco tapped to lease retail space at mixed-use Bloomfield project

The developer of a recently completed, mixed-use redevelopment project in Bloomfield has hired Ripco Real Estate to oversee leasing for the retail portion of the property.

Design firm names partners for the first time

Five top executives at DMR Architects are now partners in the business, marking a new milestone in the 25-year history of the Hasbrouck Heights-based firm.

Hoboken’s big dig: How Advance used an engineering challenge to lure Trader Joe’s

It took an engineering feat for Advance Realty to build one of Hoboken’s newest mixed-use projects. It also helped the firm attract one of the city’s most highly anticipated retailers.

An excavation with challenges upon challenges

For all of the engineering prowess that it took to excavate the site of Advance Realty’s new apartment building in Hoboken, there are some things you just can’t plan for.

Brooklyn firm buys Hackensack warehouse for loft redevelopment

A developer plans to convert a historic warehouse building in downtown Hackensack into loft apartments, as part of the Brooklyn-based firm’s first multifamily investment in New Jersey.

New year, new leadership, new challenges: How the changing political landscape could impact commercial real estate

The political events of 2016 have ushered in a New Year that will be marked by dramatic change at both the federal and state levels.