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.

Pierson: Fast casual pizza concept adds two N.J. locations

Fast casual chain Blaze Pizza has expanded its footprint with the addition of two new stores in Somerset and Essex counties, according to a broker with Pierson Commercial.

Five retailers ink new leases in Hoboken, Ripco says

Cosmetics chain Sephora has leased 2,450 square feet for what will be its first store in Hoboken, one of five new retail deals in the city announced this week by Ripco Real Estate.

Hampshire sells QuickChek building in Bergen County

The Hampshire Cos. has sold a 4,700-square-foot, freestanding QuickChek store in Bergen County, the Morristown-based real estate investment firm said Monday.

Retail leasing veteran joins Goldstein Group urban division

By Joshua Burd The Goldstein Group has added a vice president in its newly formed brokerage unit focused on mixed-use retail property in downtown and urban markets. In a news release, the firm announced the hiring of Ralph Hanan as…

Mount Olive retail property sells for $5.9 million

A private investor has reaped nearly $6 million from the sale of a 47,750-square-foot retail property in Mount Olive, under a transaction brokered by Marcus & Millichap.

NAI Hanson inks 2,200 sq. ft. lease with nurse staffing firm

A nursing staff company has leased 2,200 square feet of retail space in Bergenfield, in a transaction brokered by NAI James E. Hanson.

New retailers commit to downtown Englewood, Ripco says

Seven retailers have signed leases in downtown Englewood, committing to more than 26,000 square feet in total under a series of deals announced by Ripco Real Estate.

New owner of Toms River shopping center taps LMC as leasing, managing agent

After acquiring a 120,350-square-foot shopping center in Toms River, a joint venture has tapped Levin Management Corp. to oversee leasing at the property.

Urban logistics set to change industrial real estate’s competitive landscape

The rising demand for sites that will support urban logistics centers has driven growth in Northern New Jersey, while also creating competition among developers, as forgotten industrial markets reemerge. Retailers, parcel carriers and food and beverage companies have all increased their demand for industrial space less than ten miles from Manhattan. Formerly obsolete locations throughout New York’s boroughs are reemerging as competitive alternatives to the New Jersey markets.

Ripco adds salesperson in N.J. office

Ripco Real Estate has expanded its brokerage team in New Jersey with the hiring of a new salesperson, the retail real estate firm announced recently.