Developers continue focus on amenities, aesthetics to help tenants compete for talent

As hiring and human resources decisions drive corporate real estate selection more than ever, New Jersey developers are responding by designing spaces and amenities that meet those needs, while expanding their focus on the labor markets around their project sites.

Demographics and data inform sound decisions

Current and accurate data on population shifts and consumer spending enables the real estate industry, government officials and businesses to make informed choices on investments and resource allocation.

Russo delivers first phase of 1,250-unit rental project in Union

Russo Development has opened the doors to the first piece of what will be more than 1,200 luxury apartments adjacent to Kean University and the Union train station.

NAI Hanson’s Troiano to be honored as a top woman entrepreneur, corporate leader

A longtime broker at NAI James E. Hanson has earned a prestigious honor from a networking organization that recognizes top achievements by women in business.

Penthouse at Asbury Park condo tower fetches $5 million

A penthouse at a new Asbury Park condominium tower has sold for $5 million, in a sign of strength for the ongoing revitalization of the city’s iconic waterfront.

Diversified hails start of Montville self-storage project

A joint venture has broken ground on a three-story, 98,000-square-foot facility that will bring more than 800 self-storage units to Montville.

C&W marketing new-look warehouse space in Parsippany

The owner of a newly upgraded, 550,000-square-foot warehouse in Parsippany has tapped Cushman & Wakefield to market the complex to would-be tenants.

JMF, local officials hail opening of Plainfield’s largest-ever residential project

JMF Properties has marked the opening of more than 200 new luxury apartments in Plainfield, joining local officials to hail the latest addition to the city’s housing stock.

New construction in 2020, 2021 unlikely to quench demand for New Jersey industrial stock

Users in New Jersey’s booming industrial sector have faced a severe lack of supply in recent years, leading to unprecedented rent growth and an unabated race to find development sites. New space is on the way — and plenty of it — with millions of square feet slated to come online in the next two years. Yet market experts say demand will continue to outpace supply, given the continued upside of e-commerce and a race by traditional retailers to update their supply chains.

Investment, redevelopment have brought new life to Piscataway office market

Piscataway’s office market has bounced back in recent years, with rents rising and vacancy falling, thanks to new investment and redevelopment that have helped revitalize and right-size the township’s stock of buildings.