New technology brings real-time transit info to One Gateway tenants

Advance Realty has installed a real-time display of mass transit options at One Gateway Center in Newark, the landlord said, part of an effort to use technology to enhance the 26-story office building.

Mack-Cali details plans for new office tower with SJP Properties

Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has taken the wraps off its plans for a new 1.2 million-square-foot office tower that it hopes to build in Jersey City under a joint venture with SJP Properties.

Charging stations, car sharing come to Jersey City buildings

Two of Jersey City’s newest residential buildings are playing host to electric vehicle charging stations and a car sharing program founded by a local developer.

Apartments at Fort Lee’s Hudson Lights open for leasing

Tucker Development is officially seeking tenants for the first residential phase of Hudson Lights, a mixed-use, 1 million-square-foot project that has helped transform downtown Fort Lee.

Final piece of Weehawken condo project underway

Lennar has started construction on 67 new condominiums along the Weehawken waterfront, marking the final phase of the company’s luxury community known as Henley on Hudson.

Threats to 1031, carried interest in focus at private equity panel

With Election Day looming, real estate investors can’t help but think about Uncle Sam. A panel of experts in that industry explained why last week, pointing to the prospect of changes to federal regulations that they have come to rely on to do business and improve their returns.

Developer pitches Newark site for North Jersey casino

A local developer is pushing a site in Newark as the home of a casino if voters approve a statewide gaming expansion next month — and he is meeting with operators from Atlantic City about the proposal.

Area firm hired for preconstruction at Long Branch condo project

The developer of a South Beach-inspired residential complex in Long Branch has retained B. Harvey Construction for preconstruction services at the project, the firm announced.

Rutgers official talks campus makeover at AIA conference

Frank Wong has worked for Rutgers University for 30 years, but the last five have been especially busy for the head of the school’s planning and development office.

That’s no surprise, given the high-profile projects seen at Rutgers’ flagship campus in recent years — from the “wildly successful” new 550-bed residential honors college in New Brunswick to the iconic town square and retail space known as The Yard at College Avenue.

Nonprofit sues Paterson hospital over scrapped hotel project

A nonprofit group in Paterson is suing St. Joseph’s Medical Center over its decision to pull out of a plan to build a hotel on hospital property, according to a published report.