Industrial leasing in New Jersey kept up its torrid pace through the end of 2016, capping off a year that saw occupancy gains of more than 10 million square feet.
The owner of the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City is reportedly seeking to give up its gaming license, a move that comes as lawmakers push to impose a five-year suspension on the operator in the wake of the casino’s closure.
A Brooklyn developer has acquired a former watchcase factory in Riverside, where it now hopes to convert the landmark building into 64 luxury apartments.
A construction company is now occupying its new 30,000-square-foot headquarters space in Secaucus, following a design and build-out overseen by DMR Architects.
A buyer has paid $11 million to acquire a pharmaceutical manufacturing building in Totowa, where it now plans to retrofit the space into a warehouse and storage facility.
A group led by Normandy Real Estate Partners has sold a Parsippany office building for $44 million, following a gut rehabilitation project that attracted a blue-chip pharmaceutical tenant.
The Walters Group has opened the doors to a new 70-unit age-restricted community in Barnegat, touting a project that was completed less than a year after it closed on the property.
A narrow vote in New Milford has cleared the way for a developer to proceed with plans for a new shopping center and apartment complex in the borough, published reports said.
With the opening of Newark’s first Whole Foods on the horizon, the developers of the building that will house the grocery store have announced the addition of another national brand.
A bill that is headed to Gov. Chris Christie’s desk would impose a five-year casino license suspension on billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who owns the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.
