Slowly but surely, developers have begun to chip away at one of New Jersey’s most chronic issues when it comes to commercial real estate — the abundance of obsolete, aging office buildings that are no longer considered usable by modern standards.
Paramount Assets has completed its adaptive reuse of a historic property in Paterson, debuting renovated street-level retail and new apartments at what had been warehouse space.
A new 91-unit apartment building in Seaside Heights is set to open in less than a year, developer Walters Group said, as construction continues on the age- and income-restricted project.
E-Trade Financial Corp. and Teva Pharmaceuticals have applied for more than $60 million in combined tax credits for proposals in Jersey City and Parsippany, respectively, with the state Economic Development Authority slated to consider their applications on Tuesday.
French biopharmaceutical firm Ipsen is moving its U.S headquarters out of New Jersey and into Massachusetts, although it said it still plans to maintain a presence in the Garden State.
A developer has opened the doors to a new hotel in Berkeley Heights, aiming to capture demand from the region’s network of life sciences companies and other corporate users.
A joint venture has closed on its purchase of a former Johnson & Johnson campus in Morris Plains, where it’s planning a redevelopment anchored by an existing Class A office building.
The owners of One Gateway Center in Newark have hired JLL as the leasing agent for the 26-story office tower, less than a month after announcing plans to reposition the property.
A firm that provides software for building management and energy efficiency has set out to raise $3 million in venture funding for its fast-growing mobile platform.
Construction is underway on a new 113-unit luxury apartment building in Linden, in what will become one of several new multifamily developments in the Union County city.
