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.

Eider promoted to vice president investments with Marcus & Millichap

Marcus & Millichap has promoted one of its leading brokers in New Jersey to the position of vice president investments.

Saxum lands $78 million construction loan for Philly rental project, in JLL-brokered deal

Saxum Real Estate has closed on nearly $78 million in financing for the first piece of what will be 466 new luxury apartments in Philadelphia’s growing Northern Liberties neighborhood.

Park Stone, Fields Grade ink $37 million refi of new 99-unit Journal Square rental building

The developers of a new 99-unit luxury apartment building in Jersey City’s fast-growing Journal Square neighborhood have refinanced the property for $37 million.

North Bergen condo developer touts $2 million penthouse sale among eight new closings

A new luxury condominium building in North Bergen is now more than 35 percent sold after a flurry of recent activity, including the $2 million sale of a three-bedroom penthouse.

Investor buys 80-unit Bergen County apartment complex for $20 million, Gebroe-Hammer says

The longtime owner of an 80-unit garden apartment complex in Bergen County has sold the property for nearly $20 million, according to brokers with Gebroe-Hammer Associates.

Atlantic City: Design team touts upgrades at 153-unit affordable housing portfolio

The owner of three affordable housing properties in Atlantic City has unveiled a major renovation of the 153-unit portfolio.

Belgiovine sworn in as NJBA president, helming five-member executive board

The New Jersey Builders Association has installed its new executive board, including a 45-year construction and real estate industry veteran as its president for the next 12 months.

New boutique Hudson County apartment building fetches $400,000 per unit, Kislak says

A developer has sold a recently completed, 13-unit apartment building in West New York for more than $400,000 per unit, in a newly announced deal by The Kislak Co. Inc.

Cervelli makes key additions to property management, sales teams

Cervelli Real Estate and Property Management has made three personnel moves to support its growing business in Hudson County and beyond.

Apartment design, development evolving to meet growing pool of renters by choice

More U.S. households are renting apartments now, than at any point in the past 50 years, according to the PEW Research Center. Many of today’s renters do so by choice, citing greater flexibility in lifestyle, liquidity and maintenance. Increased mortgage rates, rising inflation and uncertain economic times all help to bolster the current multifamily rental market. While apartment leasing itself is forecasted to remain strong in 2023, the resident experience continues to evolve to better meet the needs of a growing population of renters by choice.