FMERA extends deadline for offers to buy 31-acre Fort Monmouth parcel

State officials have extended the deadline for offers to buy more than 30 acres at the former Fort Monmouth property, where redevelopment efforts are ongoing.

JLL: Owner of ex-Toys R Us headquarters eyes office, retail uses in repositioning plan

The new owner of the former Toys R Us headquarters in Wayne has tapped JLL to market the property, seeking a mixed-use, multitenant approach as it repositions the campus.

Hoboken Brownstone is making its mark in Jersey City, backed by 40 years of urban redevelopment expertise

With a tried and true formula that goes back 40 years, Hoboken Brownstone Co. now has a development and construction pipeline in Jersey City of more than 2,000 luxury apartments.

Mack-Cali unveils new board nominees, with Mack set to step down as chairman

Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has unveiled a new slate of nominees for election to its board of directors, as longtime Chairman William L. Mack prepares to step down in conjunction with the company’s mandatory retirement age policy.

Sanzari touts employee’s 35th anniversary with firm

Alfred Sanzari Enterprises is marking a key employee’s 35th anniversary with the firm.

JLL: New Jersey industrial demand starts strong in Q1, faces new test from COVID-19

Industrial leasing stayed strong in New Jersey ahead of the COVID-19 outbreak, as experts now wait to determine the long-term impact of the pandemic on the state’s surging market for warehouse and distribution space.

Hampshire lists retail, self-storage REIT on Singapore exchange

The Hampshire Cos. has announced the listing of a real estate investment trust on the Singapore Exchange, with a portfolio that spans 3.2 million square feet of retail and self-storage space.

Gebroe-Hammer inks sale of 1,600 units in Q1, with a combined value of $316 million

Gebroe-Hammer Associates completed more than $300 million in first-quarter apartment sales in the region, the firm announced, while expressing optimism about the multifamily sector’s long-term health after it weathers the coronavirus pandemic.

NJAA lauds rental assistance bill, but presses for long-term solution

State lawmakers on Monday are slated to consider a rental assistance bill that could help soften the blow to apartment owners during the COVID-19 crisis, but industry leaders say they need help from the federal government to weather the storm over the long haul.

NJBA expresses ‘100 percent’ support for new COVID-19 construction rules

The New Jersey Builders Association expressed full support for Gov. Phil Murphy’s latest step to slow the spread of COVID-19, even if it meant new limitations for projects that had been exempted under earlier directives.