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Reduce, reuse, recycle: Vintage Jersey properties are ripe for repurposing
As one of America’s original 13 colonies, New Jersey has a rich and historic past. This includes former industrial properties or commerce centers in urban areas, more recently developed office parks in the suburbs and older office buildings — many of which largely stand empty — in central business districts. These vacant relics — together and individually — can be transformed into new, vibrant centers for live, work and play.
Micro-apartments coming to Newark, as concept expands in New Jersey cities
A developer is set to open more than 100 micro-apartments in downtown Newark, marking at least the second such project in New Jersey and the growth of a concept that could soon spread to other small and midsized cities.
Investors take pause, reassess as interest rates shock commercial real estate market
The rapid rise in interest rates has caused a sudden slowdown and growing uncertainty in New Jersey’s investment sales market, leading buyers to reassess their plans in the near term, while placing newfound pressure on even the strongest asset classes.
AIA New Jersey architects reflect on Superstorm Sandy 10th anniversary
By AIA-NJ Superstorm Sandy happened 10 years ago last week. The American Institute of Architects New Jersey Chapter (AIA New Jersey) joins our state in reflecting on Superstorm Sandy and remembering the lessons learned. Our members have assisted residents throughout...
What are we still learning about Hurricane Sandy’s impact on commercial real estate?
What are we still learning about Hurricane Sandy’s impact on commercial real estate? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.
