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.

State Plan gets first update since 2001 as Murphy team outlines land use, environmental goals

State officials have made a long-awaited update to a planning document that’s meant to guide land use, development and environmental policy across all levels of government in New Jersey.

Investor buys six-unit West New York rental property for $2.2 million, Marcus says

A six-unit apartment building in West New York has changed hands for more than $2.2 million, in a newly announced deal by Marcus & Millichap.

Looking back: Fulop, outgoing Jersey City mayor, reflects on policies behind historic development boom, affordability push

With his time as mayor winding down, Steve Fulop feels Jersey City is better off after 12 years of pro-growth policies and a historic development boom that spread beyond the downtown and waterfront areas. He also acknowledged that the city and the region still face an affordability crisis and an undersupply of housing, issues that his successor will confront in the years ahead.

Fulop urges Solomon to embrace growth, leave ‘comfort zone’ as Jersey City’s next mayor

Outgoing Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop called on his successor, James Solomon, to be pragmatic about development and affordability as he moves ahead, following a campaign that was decidedly anti-development and stoked uncertainty in the private sector.

Steps taken: Fulop proud of record on affordability, but knows there’s more to be done in Jersey City

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop has been unabashedly pro-growth during his 12 years in office. That’s clear from the city’s ever-changing skyline, but even he concedes that new development has overshadowed efforts to improve housing affordability.

In memoriam 2025: Remembering those we lost in New Jersey commercial real estate

We said goodbye in 2025 to several key figures in New Jersey’s commercial real estate community. Some were industry icons whose careers spanned more than half a century, but all were remembered by colleagues as valued friends and team members. Here is a look back at our coverage and the tributes that poured in from across the industry.

Cranford rental property more than 70 percent leased as Hartz eyes strong demand in 2026

Hartz Mountain Industries has rented more than 70 percent of a new 250-unit rental property in Cranford, citing continued demand for upscale apartments and sustained headwinds in the for-sale housing sector.

Russo tops 90 percent leased at new 272-unit New Brunswick rental project

Russo Development is on the path to leasing up a new 272-unit luxury multifamily project in New Brunswick, where it has brought fresh life to what was an aging highway retail site.

Hoboken adopts key redevelopment pacts for Rockefeller Group project with 729 homes, open space in city’s North End

A long-awaited plan to build more than 700 residential units and other uses in Hoboken’s North End is advancing after the adoption of redevelopment agreements between the city and Rockefeller Group, the owner of four key parcels in the area.

Newmark: Brooksville, Torchlight snag $98 million acquisition loan for 356-unit Iselin complex

A joint venture has acquired a 356-unit luxury apartment complex in the Iselin section of Woodbridge with the help of a $98 million loan arranged by Newark.