The Richman Group Affordable Housing Corp. has raised $450 million in new equity financing across three institutional investor funds focused on affordable housing tax credits.
Solar Landscape has become a key player with a visible presence in New Jersey’s commercial real estate industry, having leased more than 20 million square feet of rooftop space for its solar projects.
The city of Hoboken has all but completed its acquisition of a long-contested, five-acre parcel along the Hudson River, paving the way for new park space and a plan to create uninterrupted public access along the length of its waterfront.
Investor demand for industrial buildings in New Jersey has held steady in recent months, thanks in large part to a boost in deals involving smaller properties.
Unity Bank has opened a new full-service branch in Lakewood and is planning another in Fort Lee, as the Clinton-based lender expands its footprint across the state.
The team behind the adaptive reuse project known as Wonder Lofts is now marketing a group of for-sale, townhome-style units at the Hoboken condominium property.
Hillwood, the Dallas-based industrial developer, is expanding on the East Coast with the hiring of a former Duke Realty Corp. team to lead new offices in Jersey City and Philadelphia.
Tulfra Real Estate has broken ground on a new 160-unit multifamily development in Rochelle Park, the latest piece of a mixed-use site directly south of Westfield Garden State Plaza.
SJP Project Solutions has completed its buildout of Eisai Inc.’s new headquarters in Nutley, where the pharmaceutical company occupies 300,000 square feet as part of the ON3 campus.
Paramount Assets is set to unveil a new 70-unit luxury apartment building in Plainfield that has helped revitalize the former site of a used car dealership.
