Saxum Real Estate has expanded its holdings in downtown Montclair with the acquisition of two neighboring properties, including a 25,000-square-foot former bank building.
A geotechnical and environmental consulting firm has made its latest acquisition in New Jersey, a Sussex County-based practice focused on dam engineering.
At full build-out, the massive Bell Works project in Holmdel will be home to some 8,000 daily office workers. But newly unveiled plans for a rooftop hotel are a reminder of the project’s potential to be much more than a repurposed corporate campus.
Mack-Cali Realty Corp. reaped more than $500 million last year from the sale of buildings and joint venture interests, with additional sales slated for 2018 as it winds down its plan to right-size and reposition its vast portfolio.
CVS Pharmacy has acquired a vacant warehouse in downtown Little Ferry, with plans to raze the building and develop a nearly 16,000-square-foot store in its place.
A cosmetics company has retrofitted a former Becton Dickenson plant in Totowa after recently purchasing the building to accommodate its own manufacturing operation.
A developer has unveiled plans for an $80 million luxury apartment project in Newark, touting a 256-unit tower that will offer “resort-style living” in the heart of the city’s downtown.
Bridge Development Partners has acquired the rights to build nearly 4 million square feet of industrial space near Interstate 78, following its $43 million purchase of a sprawling development site in Warren County.
Following demolition last summer and a groundbreaking last fall, a $172 million, mixed-use project anchored by a new performing arts center is quickly rising in downtown New Brunswick.
In just two weeks, hundreds of business and political leaders will board a southbound Amtrak train as part of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s annual Walk to Washington. And you can bet that the state’s commercial real estate sector will be well-represented.
