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Colleagues remember Arthur Greenbaum, a dean of New Jersey real estate law

Arthur M. Greenbaum, a beloved figure and fixture in New Jersey’s real estate and legal communities for more than 60 years, died Tuesday. He was 91.

Residential & Mixed Use

Getting on track: Successful rental project, flood control measures spur new interest in Bound Brook

A successful rental project is one of two driving forces that now have Bound Brook ready to move ahead with a long-overdue revitalization of its downtown. The borough, whose Main Street has a history of being pummeled by surges from major storms, marked the completion last year of a $143 million flood control project — meaning downtown business and property owners no longer need to spend thousands of dollars on flood insurance.

Professional Services

Transwestern, other CRE firms named to ‘Best Places to Work’ list

Transwestern’s New Jersey office announced it has been recognized for the fourth straight year for its work environment and quality of life for employees, one of several real estate-related firms in the state to earn the distinction this year.

Hospitality & Tourism

Ironstate, Panepinto open new Marriott hotel in Jersey City (PHOTOS)

A stretch of downtown Jersey City that has become known for its high-end apartment buildings has added a new high-end hotel, following the completion of an extended stay Marriott property by two area development firms.

Office

Rockefeller seeking tenant for 300K sq. ft. build-to-suit office in Florham Park (VIDEO)

The Rockefeller Group is moving ahead with the next piece of its master-planned redevelopment site in Florham Park — a proposed build-to-suit office building that the firm is now marketing to prospective tenants.

Residential & Mixed Use

Work set to begin at new 69-unit rental project in Somerville

A developer has received approval to build 69 luxury apartments in downtown Somerville, marking the latest project to move forward in the borough’s ongoing redevelopment.

Office

WCRE: Capital markets pick up steam in South Jersey office sector

Investment sales volume is on the rise for office buildings in three southern New Jersey counties, with nearly 800,000 square feet changing hands to start the year and another 2.7 million square feet on the market or under agreement.

Professional Services

With growth plans in sight, Colliers opens third N.J. office

Colliers International Group has opened a new location in Middlesex County as part of an expansion in the state that the firm says will only continue.

The Rundown

Town alleges conflict of interest in affordable housing case, citing judge’s ties to developer

Attorneys for the township of South Brunswick are accusing a former Superior Court judge of having a conflict of interest, citing his ties to a developer that he went to work for only months after ruling that the municipality must zone for at least 1,500 affordable housing units.

Rutgers OKs $17M investment in sweeping New Brunswick theater project

A rendering of a planned performing arts center in New Brunswick’s cultural center. — Courtesy: ElkusManfredi Architects By Joshua Burd Rutgers University has approved plans to contribute more than a quarter of the $60 million cost to build a new…