ULI seeking nominations for North Jersey awards program

The Urban Land Institute’s Northern New Jersey chapter is seeking nominations for its annual Excellence Awards, a program that showcases top commercial real estate players and projects.

Gridlock in Trenton: Not what investors want

Messaging from Trenton over the last several months, “airing dirty laundry” and delayed payments and responses to companies involved in the state’s incentive programs are scaring away legitimate businesses from setting roots in New Jersey. Businesses need certainty and clarity. Why don’t we pivot the conversation to one about how to make robust investments in our people and infrastructure without any further distractions and political roadblocks?

Developers detail plans for brewery at landmark Newark tower

A newly opened, 264-unit apartment building in downtown Newark is set to welcome a craft brewery and tap house to its commercial offerings.

Buyer wanted for 229,000 sq. ft. Route 9 retail complex, Marcus says

The developer of a new retail complex in Monmouth County is seeking a buyer for the property, where brokers are also touting the ability to build another 117,505 square feet.

Developers break ground on 126-unit rental project in Netcong

A development group has broken ground on a four-building, 126-unit apartment complex in the Morris County borough of Netcong.

EWMA readies for environmental remediation changes set out in SRRA 2.0

Comprehensive updates to New Jersey’s 2009 Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA), signed into law on August 23, will impact how thousands of properties in the state are remediated and redeveloped.

Developer launches third-party construction firm, teams with longtime industry executive

A veteran developer and his Montville-based firm have launched a new affiliate that will provide third-party construction services to fellow commercial and multifamily builders.

Filipino grocer expands, opens new Clifton location

A growing Filipino grocery store has opened its new flagship location in Clifton, where it occupies 16,000 square feet within a busy Route 46 shopping center.

Hudson County developer launches new firm, plans North Bergen condo project

A longtime Hudson County development executive has formed a new venture, with plans to break ground in the coming weeks on a 70-unit condominium project in North Bergen.

As expected, Murphy vetoes bill to extend tax incentives

Gov. Phil Murphy has officially rejected a bill that sought to extend the state’s tax credit incentives, which lawmakers hoped would have provided time to find a long-term solution for the controversial programs before they expired earlier this summer.