New 76,000 sq. ft. industrial building coming to Morris County, Resource Realty says

Construction is underway for more than 75,000 square feet of new industrial space in Morris County, according to brokers with Resource Realty of Northern New Jersey.

Application deadline near for EDA brownfields loan program

The state Economic Development Authority is seeking applicants for a new low-interest loan program for cleaning up contaminated property.

How has the commercial real estate lending landscape changed from earlier in the pandemic?

How has the commercial real estate lending landscape changed from earlier in the pandemic? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.

C&W marketing 105,000 sq. ft. office, research building in Hunterdon for sale or lease

The owner of a former Ingersoll Rand office and research facility in Hunterdon County is seeking a buyer or a tenant for the property, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Buyer wanted for 100-unit luxury rental building in Edgewater, JLL says

The owner of a 100-unit luxury apartment building in Edgewater is seeking a buyer for the property, under a newly announced offering by JLL’s New Jersey capital markets team.

Prism relocates headquarters ahead of pharma firm’s move to ON3 campus in Nutley

Prism Capital Partners has moved its headquarters within its flagship ON3 campus, making way for the global pharmaceutical firm that will occupy the site’s distinctive 15-story office tower.

Larken sees towns in central, western New Jersey as growth markets for luxury rentals

Larken Associates has ramped up its multifamily development pipeline in recent years, as it looks to bring upscale apartments and amenities to lesser-known suburban submarkets.

Bridge details next phase in Phillipsburg, eyeing 1.7 million sq. ft. of new logistics space

Bridge Development Partners is set to kick off the next piece of its sprawling industrial park in Warren County, where it plans to add nearly 1.7 million square feet.

Developers press their case, setting sights on bill to allow third-party code inspections

A bill that would allow building owners to obtain faster code inspections using third-party, private-sector agents has moved through the Legislature in recent weeks, raising the hopes of developers and other industry stakeholders who support the proposal.

FMERA issues requests for proposals to redevelop 82-acre Fort Monmouth parcel

State officials are now accepting proposals for a key parcel at Fort Monmouth, touting an opportunity to redevelop more than 80 acres at the gateway of the historic property.