Final townhome at Hoboken’s Wonder Lofts on the market for $2.8 million

The final townhome-style condominium at the distinctive Wonder Lofts project in Hoboken has hit the market for just under $2.8 million.

Strength and stability: Panelists say long-term leadership in business, government is central to New Brunswick’s highly touted revival

Leveraging its key assets and the vast resources of business, academic and political leaders in New Brunswick has been a hallmark of the city’s economic revival in recent decades, panelists said during a program hosted by Real Estate NJ, as they discussed the philosophical and financial partnerships behind billions of dollars in public- and private-sector redevelopment.

Denholtz opens new 17,000 sq. ft. bar, entertainment venue at Fort Monmouth

Denholtz Properties has opened the doors to a bar, restaurant and entertainment venue at The Commissary at Baseline, its food and beverage destination at the iconic Fort Monmouth site.

Korinis, outgoing CREW NJ president, reflects on chapter’s push to expand philanthropy, member benefits

Krista Korinis is set to step down as president of CREW NJ, following a one-year term that has focused on philanthropy, creating new value for members and expanding networking opportunities.

Iron Ore starts construction after inking loan for new 39-unit rental project in Cranford

Iron Ore Properties LLC has secured construction financing for a project that will bring 39 new apartments to downtown Cranford, in the latest piece of a four-phase redevelopment.

Sanzari taps NAI Hanson as leasing agent for 335,000 sq. ft. Court Plaza in Hackensack

Alfred Sanzari Enterprises has named NAI James E. Hanson as the leasing agent for its three-building, 335,000-square-foot Court Plaza office complex in downtown Hackensack.

GTL Construction unveils lobby renovations at New Brunswick office building

GTL Construction has announced the completion of an 8,400-square-foot lobby renovation in downtown New Brunswick.

EDA adopts changes to Aspire tax credit program amid higher development costs, increased need for affordable housing

The state has approved several key changes to Aspire, the tax credit program for developers, as it looks to expand eligibility and ensure its continued role in affordable housing production.

State to invest $20 million, partner in development of Jersey City science and tech hub

The state will invest up to $20 million and partner in a planned 120,000-square-foot facility in Jersey City that will serve as a hub for life sciences, health care and technology adjacent to the acclaimed Liberty Science Center, officials said Thursday.

NJIT honors Profeta, real estate investor and RENJ publisher, for years of philanthropy

The New Jersey Institute of Technology has honored Paul V. Profeta, a longtime real estate investor and publisher of Real Estate NJ, with its Special Friend to the University award as part of its annual celebration and fundraising gala.