Biotech firm expands to 200,000 sq. ft. in Piscataway, Keystone says

A biotechnology company has expanded to nearly 200,000 square feet at a Piscataway office complex, in the largest of three recent deals announced by Keystone Property Group.

Overhaul coming to Parsippany office building, with full-building availability on the horizon

The owner of a 175,000-square-foot office building in Parsippany has unveiled plans for a major overhaul of the property, as it looks ahead to the return of tenants after the pandemic.

CHA Partners debuts new senior living brand at East Hanover, Totowa projects

Development firm CHA Partners has unveiled a new upscale senior living brand for a soon-to-open facility and another that’s under construction, both in northern New Jersey.

KRE eyes launch of 507-unit apartment tower in Jersey City

Kushner Real Estate Group is set to unveil its latest development in Jersey City, a 507-unit luxury apartment tower in a growing downtown arts district.

Jersey City office tower changing hands in sale of Columbia Property Trust

A prominent Jersey City office building is set to change hands after its owner, Columbia Property Trust, announced Tuesday that the company would be acquired for $3.9 billion.

Industrial owners adapting, unlocking new revenue streams as parking requirements soar

Demand for parking in and around industrial properties has soared in New Jersey, fueled largely by the use of large delivery fleets, spurring changes in building design and creating new revenue streams for industrial owners.

DCA marks payout of $232 million in COVID rent relief, launches eviction prevention program

The state has disbursed more than $230 million in federal funds aimed at providing relief to apartment renters and landlords impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, officials said last week.

No slowing down: Growth of e-commerce, last mile delivery and the densest state in America

The New Jersey industrial market has continued on its historic pace with vacancy rates dropping below 3 percent across the state. This has been driven by the unprecedented demand from online retailers and e-commerce-driven businesses desperate for warehousing and “last mile” distribution. E-commerce had already been on a rapid ascent for years with its share of the total retail market more than quadrupling since 2010. With the pandemic shuttering most brick-and-mortar locations for the better portion of 2020, e-commerce had taken on another level of growth. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, sales increased 31.73 percent year over year, the fastest growth rate in 10 years, nearly doubling the second-highest growth rate of 17.81 percent in 2011.

CBRE: Banks, cloud service firms fuel uptick in tristate data center demand

The data center market in and around New Jersey saw a notable rebound in the first half of 2021, thanks in large part to demand from the financial services sector.

Harbor Group, Cammeby’s acquire 5,300 apartments in New Jersey for $1 billion

An investment group has acquired more than 5,300 apartments in the state for a combined $1.05 billion, in a transaction that spans 14 cities in northern, central and southern New Jersey.