Walsh to perform renovation, lighting integration at Clifton school

A religious school in Clifton has tapped the Walsh Company to install a new specialty lighting system and oversee renovations and improvements at the facility.

JLL: Buyer wanted for 1,250-space parking garage in northern Hoboken

A busy 1,250-space parking structure in Hoboken has hit the market for sale, with the potential to command a price of around $40 million.

REIT plans to convert Lodi retail building to last-mile industrial site, Resource Realty says

A real estate investment trust is set to convert a former big-box retail site in Lodi into more than 170,000 square feet of industrial space, the property’s leasing team announced Tuesday.

Larken touts start of 191-unit rental project in Hillsborough

A developer has broken ground on a large mixed-use project in Hillsborough, where plans call for 191 luxury apartments and some 28,000 square feet of retail space.

NKF: Pharma, health care, tech firms could drive post-COVID office demand in New Jersey

The office market may be facing a new normal, but tenants in the life sciences, health care and technology sectors are best-positioned to drive demand in the wake of COVID-19.

Roseland unveils rebranded Jersey City apartment buildings (SLIDESHOW)

Roseland Residential Trust has rebranded a trio of luxury apartment buildings in Jersey City, seeking to streamline leasing across the portfolio of more than 1,200 units.

Gym, restaurant leases bring Hamilton shopping center to full occupancy

A decades-old Mercer County shopping center is at full occupancy after new leases with a fitness chain and a new restaurant, according to brokers with R.J. Brunelli & Co.

Developer touts construction progress, retail leasing at Union rental project

Construction is well underway for a planned 75-unit apartment building in Union, the second phase of a project to transform one of the township’s busiest thoroughfares.

NJAA lauds passage of $100 million rental assistance bill, urges Murphy to sign into law

A bill that would create a $100 million rental assistance program in New Jersey — one that has drawn support from the apartment industry — is now awaiting action by Gov. Phil Murphy.

NJBA hails return of non-essential construction, pledges support for safety rules

The New Jersey Builders Association is praising Gov. Phil Murphy’s decision to allow non-essential construction to resume in New Jersey, while pledging support for the guidelines included as part of the executive order that lifted the restriction.