Both employers and employees affirm that remote workers can be successful, but it’s still debatable about what the changes mean for commercial real estate, and the office sector in particular.
A developer is set to begin demolition at the longtime site of an office park in Parsippany, paving the way for a plan to bring 600 apartments and townhomes to a swath of the property.
Princeton-based Michael Graves Architecture & Design has expanded its service lines and its geographic footprint with the acquisition of a Maryland-based practice.
Hartz Mountain Industries has sold a 136,000-square-foot office building in Jersey City to American Equity Partners, in a newly announced transaction by JLL.
A state agency is once again seeking offers for nearly 300 acres at Fort Monmouth, as it looks to bring another high-profile anchor to the historic former Army base.
State officials are seeking to “provide a stronger response” to developers looking to build around NJ Transit’s rail and bus stations, hoping to jumpstart a plan to monetize the agency’s vast but underutilized real estate portfolio.
Scotch Plains has kicked off its search for a developer that can bring new commercial, residential and civic spaces to its downtown, under a long-discussed plan by the municipality.
