Fully mobilized: Greek, chair of new ‘Circulate NJ’ coalition, sees breadth of membership as key to promoting logistics industry’s impact (and curbing misinformation)

Let there be no confusion: Circulate NJ is not a lobbying group, as David Greek is quick to point out, but a well-organized, diverse coalition that has assembled to promote the vast economic benefits of New Jersey’s logistics sector.

That message is at the heart of the new public awareness campaign that launched shortly before Thanksgiving, led by a membership that includes not just prominent developers but stakeholders ranging from dock workers and truckers to the likes of Amazon. All of which have a vested interest in promoting their collective industry and, in turn, defusing the hostile rhetoric and misinformation that has derailed a growing number of warehouse projects in recent years.

Developers, business groups launch ‘Circulate NJ’ coalition to tout logistics industry amid pushback to warehouse projects

Commercial real estate and business leaders have a launched new coalition to promote the benefits of New Jersey’s logistics sector and defend against rhetoric that has stalled a growing number of warehouse development projects in recent years.

Linden Logistics Center scores LEED designation for five buildings, Greek says

The developers of the seven-building, 4.1 million-square-foot Linden Logistics Center are getting high marks for the project’s focus on sustainability and energy efficiency.

NAIOP New Jersey honors past, present and future leaders as annual President’s Awards draws packed crowd to Newark’s Gateway Center

Commercial real estate leaders flocked to downtown Newark on Monday for one of NAIOP New Jersey’s signature events, as the association honored a slate of highly regarded members and others that have helped support the industry in the Garden State.

NAIOP New Jersey unveils 2024 President’s Awards honorees, plans new format

NAIOP New Jersey will honor its volunteer leaders and other key contributors next month as the commercial real estate group hosts its annual President’s Awards and Hall of Fame Reception.

A new wave of data center demand is coming to New Jersey, but supply may be tighter than ever

Demand for data center space in New Jersey is surging on the back of Big Tech and the artificial intelligence arms race. And while a lack of electrical capacity may keep a lid on new supply, the owners of existing facilities are now racing to expand their footprints.

Demand soars for ‘community solar’ projects on warehouses, as state program enters new phase

Landlords are expanding their participation in New Jersey’s nation-leading Community Solar Energy Program, which allows property owners to lease their rooftops to solar developers, as the state transitions from a pilot phase to a permanent model.

Greek, Advance lease 117,000 sq. ft. to Aramsco in latest deal at Logan industrial park

Greek Real Estate Partners and Advance Realty Investors have leased another 117,000 square feet at their new seven-building, 3.2 million-square-foot industrial park in Logan Township.

Greek captures demand for small-bay industrial, inking 860,000 sq. ft. in recent transactions

Smaller leases are fueling demand in the region’s industrial real estate market, as evidenced by a flurry of recent activity by brokers with Greek Real Estate Partners.

NAIOP New Jersey honors seasoned executives, aspiring leaders at annual awards dinner, in show of strength for state’s commercial real estate industry

Commercial real estate leaders descended on East Rutherford on Monday night for NAIOP New Jersey’s annual President’s Awards and Hall of Fame Dinner, where the chapter honored a group of well-known executives and service providers for their contributions to the industry.