Edison shopping center is latest assignment for LMC

Levin Management Corp. has expanded its retail property portfolio with the addition of a fully leased, 189,000-square-foot shopping center in Edison.

Change agents: How Yorktel is guiding clients toward ‘next-gen’ workspaces, collaboration technology

Yorktel, a provider of video and audio communications services, has become a guiding hand for companies that are transitioning to so-called next-generation workplaces. That has meant advising clients on everything from choosing the right videoconferencing equipment to picking the optimal conference rooms, huddle rooms and other collaboration spaces.

Denholtz: Jersey Mike’s opens at new retail center in Clark

Denholtz Associates has welcomed its latest retail tenant in Clark with the opening of a new 1,400-square-foot Jersey Mike’s Subs store, the developer announced this week.

KRE Group, Verde Capital complete second garden apartment deal

Kushner Real Estate Group and Verde Capital are set to reposition a 304-unit apartment complex in Monmouth County after acquiring the property last month for $56 million, the partnership’s second recent multifamily acquisition.

NJAA wins national honors for communications, website

The New Jersey Apartment Association has earned three national honors for its work in digital communications and editorial content.

Advance completes first phase of upgrades at Hoboken apartments (SLIDESHOW)

Advance Realty has unveiled the first phase of its plan to renovate and enhance a 128-unit luxury apartment in uptown Hoboken, following its acquisition of the property last year.

Townhomes debut at Soho Lofts in Jersey City

Manhattan Building Co. has taken the wraps off eight upscale townhome apartments at Soho Lofts, a 377-unit rental property in Jersey City.

Prism gains full approvals, expects to begin Morristown office project

Prism Capital Partners is set to begin construction on a plan to modernize and add two stories to an office building in downtown Morristown, bringing a much-needed infusion of high-end space.

Living on borrowed time: Build Gateway now

No one infrastructure project has the potential to cripple our economy, disrupt our lives, lower real estate values and drive employers to seek alternative locations than the Gateway Project to expand and repair the Hudson River rail tunnels and replace the Portal North Bridge. Why, then, haven’t our local, state and national leaders yet secured the funding, approvals and entitlements needed to get this project done, despite the wakeup call back in 2012 when Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on a single tunnel in an area responsible for 20 percent of the U.S. GDP?

Bridge goes to Brooklyn for latest industrial deal

Bridge Development Partners’ highly successful team in New Jersey is heading to Brooklyn, as part of a joint venture that is buying a site with plans to build more than 1.5 million square feet of new industrial space.