CBRE inks sale of 75,000 sq. ft. Parsippany office building

Lincoln Property Co. has reaped $9 million from the sale of a three-story, 75,049-square-foot office building in Parsippany, brokers with CBRE announced Monday.

Kimmerle touts design, build-out of law firm’s new 35,000 sq. ft. office in Cranford

A law firm has opened the doors to its new 35,000-square-foot headquarters in Cranford, following a design and fit-out overseen by Kimmerle Group.

CBRE: Industrial leasing in New Jersey, Northeast rebounds in April

Led in large part by northern and central New Jersey, industrial leasing in the Northeast bounced back in April after a slowdown earlier in the year.

AAMCO taps CBRE to spearhead expansion in New Jersey, other regions

The nation’s largest transmission repair chain has tapped CBRE to help it expand in New Jersey, New York and other key markets across the country.

CBRE named co-subleasing agent at Bridgewater office campus

CBRE has landed a new assignment as the co-subleasing agent for a three-building, 674,000-square-foot office campus in Bridgewater.

Sitex adds 172,000 sq. ft. Meadowlands warehouse, two other sites

Sitex Group has acquired a 172,000-square-foot warehouse in Lyndhurst, in the largest of three newly announced additions by the real estate investment firm.

Bridge, beverage company ink 420,000 sq. ft. lease at Warren County industrial park

Bridge Development Partners has lured a second tenant to its new logistics park in Warren County, inking a nearly 420,000-square-foot lease with a well-known beverage company.

R.J. Brunelli: Jersey Strong, Dollar Tree expanding in central and south Jersey

A fitness chain has leased more than 25,000 square feet at a Mercer County retail center, in the largest of several newly announced deals by R.J. Brunelli & Co. LLC.

Brokers turn to video walkthroughs for North Jersey commercial buildings (VIDEO)

The coronavirus pandemic has done more than present a major health crisis to the American people — it poses a major threat to commercial real estate and the economy at large.

Industrial sector could bounce back quickly — and stronger — after short-term hit from COVID

Industrial developers and companies seeking logistics space are unlikely to face lasting damage from the coronavirus pandemic, experts say, but the market is still poised for major changes amid disruptions to supply chains and consumer spending habits.