Report: Project could bring 750 units, school to Jersey City

Developers are proposing to build a 52-story, 750-unit high-rise in downtown Jersey City that would include a new public school at what is now a parking lot, a published report said.

HFF: Mack-Cali seeking buyer for 2.2M sq. ft. Bergen County portfolio

With a continued focus on right-sizing its office holdings, Mack-Cali Realty Corp. is looking to sell a sprawling nine-building, 2.2 million-square-foot portfolio in Bergen County.

Investors announces more than $300M in CRE loans

Investors Bank has originated than $308 million in loans in recent weeks, financing more than a dozen transactions involving multifamily and commercial properties.

NAI Mertz marketing Camden County office space

Brokerage firm NAI Mertz has been tapped to lease a five-building, 33,400-square-foot office park in Berlin.

Developers sell iconic Panasonic tower in Newark for $165M

SJP Properties and Matrix Development Group have sold Panasonic’s North American headquarters building in Newark to an overseas investor for a reported $165 million, the firms announced Wednesday.

Report: Land sale clears way for new largest park in Hoboken

Hoboken is set to pay $30 million to buy more than six acres in its northwestern end to build the city’s largest park, according to a published report.

American Water HQ set to kick off massive waterfront makeover in Camden

With more than a year of due diligence, entitlements and land assemblage in the books, Liberty Property Trust is set to break ground on the first piece of a $1 billion, mixed-use project to transform Camden’s waterfront.

Report: Whole Foods store in Newark coming by late winter

A new Whole Foods store, the retail centerpiece of a project to revitalize the historic Hahne & Co. building in downtown Newark, is expected to open within just a few months.

JMF racking up multifamily projects in TOD towns

Developer JMF Properties has spent the past year filling its multifamily pipeline, with construction underway at four properties and groundbreakings in sight at several others.

Growth in 2016 fuels hiring by design firm DMR

DMR Architects has added 10 new team members in 2016, expanding its staff by nearly 33 percent as it responds to a 30 percent growth in billing during the year.