Dermody Properties has acquired two development parcels in Burlington County with plans to build new high-end distribution centers totaling nearly 620,000 square feet.
The Main Street Business Alliance in Hackensack is teaming with downtown property owners to provide spaces for pop-up stores that could ultimately become permanent tenants.
A real estate firm focused on large retail properties has acquired Bridgewater Commons, with plans to create a vibrant, mixed-use destination around the 1.2 million-square-foot mall.
Development firm JCMLiving has broken ground on a 295-unit apartment property in Wood-Ridge, in the final residential phase of the borough’s high-profile Wesmont Station project.
The state has lent its support to three projects that will create or renovate a combined 728 apartments in Newark, Camden and Morristown — most of them for lower-income renters — after awarding nearly $121 million in tax credits under a new gap financing program.
A development team has completed 56 units of affordable housing in Irvington, where it has brought life to a long-vacant parcel in one of the township’s main thoroughfares.
The state Economic Development Authority has launched a funding program to help reposition properties such as vacant or underused office parks, malls or health care facilities, in another move aimed at rescuing many of New Jersey’s so-called stranded assets.
Kushner Real Estate Group has launched a new fitness program for thousands of residents across its eight luxury apartment properties in Jersey City and Bayonne, working with a locally based group of certified trainers to offer dozens of monthly in-person classes.
