Developers have kicked off a project that will bring more than 200 luxury apartments to the western shore of Bayonne, one of a half-dozen redevelopment efforts now underway in the city.
Jersey Mike’s Subs has expanded its footprint in its home state, leasing more than 10,000 square feet over the past year across seven locations in northern and central New Jersey.
A maker of fashion accessories has extended its 84,000-square-foot lease at a Bayonne industrial building, in a transaction brokered by Colliers International.
Three properties in different Hudson County communities have changed hands for a combined $5.5 million, according to brokers with CBRE Group who marketed the buildings.
Seven apartment buildings in Hudson County traded last month for a combined price of $6 million, in a series of deals brokered by Redwood Realty Advisors.
A local developer is moving ahead with the bulk of a new project in Bayonne that will bring fast food, an auto parts store and other operators to what is now a vacant lot off Route 440.
Investors have paid nearly $10 million for a Bayonne shopping center anchored by a Family Dollar, in a retail investment sale brokered by The Kislak Co. Inc.
Ingerman has broken ground on a planned 138-unit luxury rental community in Bayonne, where it hopes to be at the forefront of Hudson County’s next hot spot for development.
