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CONT E N T S
JANUARY 2026
Features
16 A Changing Landscape
Development leaders expect offi ce-to-residential
conversions in New Jersey to slow, be reimagined
22 Looking Back
Fulop, outgoing Jersey City mayor, refl ects on
policies behind historic development boom,
affordability push
28 Lessons in Land Use
ULI’s acclaimed
UrbanPlan program
comes to Morris County
in new, condensed format
to reach more students
32 Market Forecast
Predictions from top developers and industry
leaders for the year ahead
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Departments
8 The Briefi ng
NJ Transit, Horizon weigh plan to redevelop
Newark offi ce sites, plus other top stories in
commercial real estate
12 Deal Sheet
A roundup of CRE leases, sales and fi nancing
38 People on the Move
New hires and executive moves
40 In the Moment
Events and celebrations in commercial real estate
ON THE COVER: Some veteran real
estate experts are predicting
“multifamily fatigue” in the
Garden State as towns deal with
the latest round of state-mandated
affordable housing obligations,
potentially reshaping the state’s
development scene and the
pipeline of residential projects.