One Theater Square: The right project at the right time

Stakeholders are celebrating a project that is not only a long time coming, but coming at perhaps the perfect time for Newark.

Highs, lows of changing N.J. life sciences real estate market

A wave of acquisition and divestment activity is reshaping the life sciences industry — and its real estate needs — resulting in demands for new office space and a surplus of lab inventory. A new report reminds us that New Jersey is seeing many of those changes firsthand.

Two months in, Bloomfield rental property marks leasing milestone

A new 140-unit, luxury apartment complex in Bloomfield has leased 50 percent of its units in less than two months — a pace that exceeds the expectations of its own developer.

Marketing push underway for transformative Journal Square project

With its partner, National Real Estate Advisors, KRE Group is preparing to open a high-profile project in one of Jersey City’s most storied neighborhoods — a 53-story residential tower that will mark the first piece of what’s known as Journal Squared.

N.Y. firm eyes 2.3M sq. ft. redevelopment of Newark stadium

A developer has closed on its acquisition of the former Newark Bears baseball stadium in the state’s largest city, paving the way for it to redevelop the site into a sprawling mixed-use neighborhood.

Denholtz gets OK for shopping center in Clark redevelopment

The Clark planning board has approved Denholtz Associates’ plans to redevelop part of a sprawling commercial complex near the Garden State Parkway, the firm announced.

Health care, higher ed fuel leasing at Newark rental project

A focus on “eds and meds” has been a key ingredient in many urban success stories. For 24 Jones, one of the newest residential developments in Newark, the early returns show that to be part of a winning formula.

Victory for gas tax dedication, failure for casino expansion

Amid the stunning outcome of Tuesday’s presidential election, New Jersey residents voted as expected and overwhelmingly rejected a ballot question to expand casino gaming in the state.

Office, retail tenants fill new Englewood building

A private school, a well-known cigar maker and a pharmaceutical firm are among the tenants that have brought a new 46,000-square-foot Englewood commercial building to full occupancy.

McNamara, other CRE leaders honored at NAIOP awards dinner

It was a night in which one of the state’s biggest legislative issues in recent memory was in the spotlight, as voters prepare to consider constitutionally dedicated transportation funding.