Office tenants in New Jersey are still flocking to new or upgraded buildings, but the ability for landlords to deliver Class A space could be slowed by the loss of state business incentives.
The owner of a well-known office building in Jersey City has hired Newmark Knight Frank as its leasing agent, as it continues a sweeping overhaul of the 300,000-square-foot property.
The developers of a new luxury apartment building in Jersey City have inked a partnership with Lyft, adding the ridesharing service to a host of other transportation options.
With roots that date back more than 100 years, a Parsippany-based firm that provides janitorial, security, concierge and other services has seen its business spike in recent years amid the wave of new construction and new ownership within the multifamily space.
Walters has completed its redevelopment of a former pipe factory in Burlington County, delivering a 64-unit income-restricted community steps from NJ Transit rail service.
The state Economic Development Authority is offering $500,000 in grant funding to help municipalities and counties draw investors to federally designated Opportunity Zones.
An operator of assisted living facilities is expanding a location in Burlington County as part of a newly announced project that is being designed and managed by the Kimmerle Group.
A developer has broken ground on the latest piece of a mixed-use project in Elizabeth, where it plans to build nearly 50 new homes at the former site of vacant brownfield property.
The state Economic Development Authority is seeking information from another three companies that were awarded tax credits under its embattled incentive programs, amid ongoing scrutiny of the volume of awards and job pledged by the recipients.
