Birch Group eyes $1 million upgrade at Parsippany office campus

A landlord is planning a $1 million overhaul of a two-building office park in Parsippany, hoping to capitalize on the site’s location between Interstate 80 and Route 46.

Pandemic’s full impact still unclear, prompting a measured approach to property tax appeals

The pandemic’s impact on property valuations is still far from clear, with some owners taking a more measured approach to tax appeals ahead of this year’s filing deadline in New Jersey.

JLL seeking buyer for 351-unit luxury apartment complex in Fort Lee

A seven-building, 351-unit apartment complex in Fort Lee is on the market for sale, with the potential to draw offers in the range of $170 million.

Dresdner Robin details remediation, infrastructure work in Jersey City redevelopment

Land use consultancy Dresdner Robin has completed the first phase of environmental remediation at the site of what will be a mixed-use, two-tower development in Jersey City.

Mack-Cali sells 946,000 sq. ft. Metropark office portfolio for $254 million

Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has sold four office buildings in the Metropark submarket for $254 million, as it sheds another key piece of its once-sprawling suburban portfolio.

Stro, KRE detail plans for 205,000 sq. ft. industrial project in Woodland Park

Kushner Real Estate Group and The Stro Cos. have closed on a 16-acre development site in Woodland Park, with plans to build 205,000 square feet of new industrial space.

State completes sale of Fort Monmouth marina, restaurant property

The operator of a marina and restaurant property at Fort Monmouth has acquired the parcel, following approval by the agency leading the redevelopment of the former U.S. Army post.

BRC inks 40,000 sq. ft. industrial lease in New Brunswick

An industrial user has taken 40,000 square feet in New Brunswick, under a newly announced transaction by Bussel Realty Corp.

PCD hits 50 percent leased milestone at Morristown rental building

A developer is more than half-leased at a new boutique apartment building in Morristown, touting its proximity to the downtown and its large outdoor amenity spaces.

Institutional buyers, able to see past short-term uncertainty, still finding value in New Jersey

After treading lightly for much of the past year, institutional investors appear poised to accelerate their commercial real estate spending in 2021. New Jersey and other suburban markets could benefit in the near term as buyers await the return of New York City — especially in an apartment sector that is regaining its footing after stumbling during the pandemic.