Retail

The New Jersey retail landscape has changed, but the spending power of its residents hasn’t. Owners of malls, shopping centers and mixed-use projects will continue to adapt and invest in the state.

New York investor buys ex-furniture store building in Paramus, NAI Hanson says

The former home of a furniture store in Paramus is under new ownership, following a transaction arranged by NAI James E. Hanson.

Builder wins approval for 44-unit East Orange rental project, Taylor Architecture says

A developer is moving ahead with plans for a new 44-unit apartment building in East Orange after securing a key local entitlement for the project.

Goldstein Group: Four tenants ink leases on Hudson County’s Bergenline Avenue

Four tenants have leased a combined 12,000 square feet along a well-known retail corridor in Hudson County, in a series of deals arranged by The Goldstein Group.

Dentist takes 2,700 sq. ft. at new Eastampton apartments, Vantage Commercial says

A dental practice has leased nearly 2,700 square feet at a newly developed apartment property in Burlington County, in a newly announced transaction by Vantage Commercial.

Investor buys 10,000 sq. ft. daycare center building in Montgomery, NAI Hanson says

A local investor has purchased the site of a 10,000-square-foot daycare center building in Somerset County, according to a brokerage team with NAI James E. Hanson.

Three new dining, retail tenants sign leases at Kushner’s Pier Village

Kushner has announced leases with three new dining and retail tenants at Pier Village, the acclaimed mixed-use, oceanfront destination in Long Branch.

Marcus inks $3.9 million sale of Freehold retail property

A private investor has sold a nearly 20,000-square-foot retail property in Freehold, in a newly announced transaction by Marcus & Millichap.

Larken welcomes new human resource director

Larken Associates has named a new human resource director to help guide its Branchburg-based team of 150 employees.

Real Estate NJ’s 2022 Market Forecast

Every year has its ups and downs. Every market has highs and lows. Both were true when it came to New Jersey’s commercial real estate sector in 2021, a year that marked ongoing dominance for some asset classes, as COVID-19 continued to loom over others. Whether those trends endure in 2022 remains to be seen, but we’ve recruited some of the industry’s most prominent developers, service providers and insiders to help set the stage. You can find their predictions, insights and more in our special 2022 Market Forecast.

Investor buys 374,000 sq. ft. Morris County shopping center for $50 million

An investment firm has acquired a large Morris County shopping center for nearly $50 million, in a newly announced transaction by R.J. Brunelli & Co.