The port industry of New York and New Jersey, one of the key drivers of the Garden State’s booming industrial real estate sector, accounted for nearly $8.5 billion in tax revenue last year.
Bergman Real Estate Group is set to unveil about 5,000 square feet of new tenant amenity space at a 115,000-square-foot Florham Park office building, the real estate firm said this week.
A developer has opened a new affordably priced, senior housing community in Monmouth County at the site of a complex that was damaged so badly by Hurricane Sandy that it had to be demolished.
A business that tests consumer products has acquired a 44,000-square-foot facility in Essex County that it had been leasing for 20 years, thanks in part to a small business loan program offered by the state Economic Development Authority.
After acquiring a 120,350-square-foot shopping center in Toms River, a joint venture has tapped Levin Management Corp. to oversee leasing at the property.
A consulting and engineering firm has teamed with a global insurance agency to expand coverage for environmental cleanups, with the goal of spurring remediation at sites that are otherwise seen as too costly or risky for property owners to take on.
Brokers with Transwestern are marketing a nearly 182,000-square-foot office building for sublease in Parsippany, in what they say is the largest block of such space in the submarket.
Drawing inspiration from well-known brands such as Nutella, a Millburn-based architecture firm is touting the design of a newly completed headquarters space for Ferrero USA.
A technology consulting firm has acquired a historic 78,000-square-foot bank building in Trenton, with plans to reposition the property as a hub for innovative businesses.
Several other cities in New Jersey have filed their bids to become the home of Amazon’s second headquarters, despite the state throwing its official support behind Newark earlier this week.
