New Brunswick Development Corp. expects to begin site construction next month at a planned 1.7 million-square-foot redevelopment project in the heart of the Middlesex County seat.
The commercial space at a sprawling redevelopment site in Bridgewater is now 80 percent leased, following two new deals and growth by existing tenants in the life sciences sector.
Several of New Jersey’s largest, most prominent life sciences complexes are now on the path toward redevelopment, with new anchor tenants in place or new owners that can reclaim the value of what was left behind.
In the most high-profile cases, a team at JLL has been right in the thick of it.
J.G. Petrucci Co. Inc. is set to develop a speculative 187,500-square-foot industrial facility in Somerset County after recently acquiring an 18-acre site, the firm said Monday.
The owner of six Princeton-area commercial buildings has sold one of the properties for $4.9 million, one of several recent deals announced by NAI Fennelly.
The demolition of an aging parking structure in New Brunswick is nearly complete, clearing the way for a developer to rebuild the site as a 1.7 million-square-foot transit village.
Arthur M. Greenbaum, a titan of New Jersey real estate law, will receive a lifetime achievement award and headline the list of honorees at NAIOP New Jersey’s annual gala this spring.
By Joshua Burd JLL has bolstered its life sciences practice with the addition of John Cunningham, a broker with more than 30 years of experience in the state’s commercial real estate sector. The firm announced Tuesday that Cunningham has been…
Eastman Cos. recorded more than 110,000 square feet in office and retail leases during the second half of 2016, driven in part by upgrades at its properties around the state.
