CBRE: Developer unveils 100,000 sq. ft. warehouse in Jersey City, its first New Jersey project

A developer has completed its first New Jersey industrial project, offering nearly 100,000 square feet of new warehouse space in Jersey City just minutes outside New York City.

Grocery co-op inks headquarters move to Old Bridge from Staten Island

A supermarket co-op is moving its headquarters to New Jersey from Staten Island, one of three companies is relocating operations from New York City to an Old Bridge office building.

CBRE inks $11.3 million in Middlesex County apartment sales

Two apartment complexes in Middlesex County have changed hands for a combined $11.3 million, under a set of newly announced transactions by CBRE.

Industrial leasing slowed by lack of supply, fueling need for new deliveries

A lack of supply has kept a lid on leasing activity in New Jersey’s industrial market, as developers race to build new projects that would help meet the robust demand from tenants.

Developers continue focus on amenities, aesthetics to help tenants compete for talent

As hiring and human resources decisions drive corporate real estate selection more than ever, New Jersey developers are responding by designing spaces and amenities that meet those needs, while expanding their focus on the labor markets around their project sites.

CBRE inks sale of eight-acre redevelopment site in Morris County

A developer has acquired a vacant former supermarket property in Morris County, where it’s now planning a multiservice medical office center.

Hamilton office complex sells for $85 million, CBRE says

A well-known office complex at the Hamilton train station has changed hands for nearly $85 million, in a newly announced transaction by CBRE.

Investor completes sale-leaseback at 100,000 sq. ft. Fairfield property

An investment firm has acquired a 100,000-square-foot industrial building in Fairfield as part of a sale-leaseback agreement with a manufacturer at the property.

New construction in 2020, 2021 unlikely to quench demand for New Jersey industrial stock

Users in New Jersey’s booming industrial sector have faced a severe lack of supply in recent years, leading to unprecedented rent growth and an unabated race to find development sites. New space is on the way — and plenty of it — with millions of square feet slated to come online in the next two years. Yet market experts say demand will continue to outpace supply, given the continued upside of e-commerce and a race by traditional retailers to update their supply chains.

Investment, redevelopment have brought new life to Piscataway office market

Piscataway’s office market has bounced back in recent years, with rents rising and vacancy falling, thanks to new investment and redevelopment that have helped revitalize and right-size the township’s stock of buildings.