The developer behind the Urby residential brand is set to unveil its latest project, a 317-unit apartment tower in Jersey City’s booming Journal Square neighborhood.
United Way of Northern New Jersey marked a milestone last week with its 25th annual Legacy Event, drawing some 400 attendees and raising $335,000 as the state’s commercial real estate sector continued its outsized, longstanding support of the organization.
Th Urban Land Institute’s Northern New Jersey chapter hosted its largest event of the year, honoring projects, professionals and companies in nearly 20 categories as recipients called for continued cooperation between developers and policymakers.
JLL has bolstered its New Jersey brokerage team with the addition of Kimberly Sacramone, an accomplished workplace expert with more than three decades of industry experience.
Despite uncertainty about the broader office market, the local landscape in Newark is changing for the better, as corporations place a greater premium on culture, experiences and other assets that have long existed in the city alongside its connectivity and access to talent.
Global consulting firm McKinsey & Co. has found a new home in New Jersey, in downtown Newark, where it will bring together some 700 employees currently spread across two offices.
Panepinto Properties has broken ground on a 53-story residential tower in Jersey City, with plans to add more than 600 apartments to the burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood as its hails its latest investment during nearly five decades in the municipality.
The newest Urby-branded apartment tower in Hudson County has topped out in Jersey City’s Journal Square section, with less than a year to go until the completion of the 317-unit building.
Pharmaceutical company Eisai Inc. has earned three well-known environmental and health and wellness certifications for its 300,000-square-foot headquarters building in Nutley.
