The March of Dimes has honored one of New Jersey’s top industrial developers as part of a popular commercial real estate industry fundraiser that was held virtually this year.
A joint venture is proceeding with plans to build more than 200,000 square feet of new industrial space at the site of a former office building in West Caldwell, according to brokers with JLL.
The owner of a nearly 710,000-square-foot industrial building in Secaucus is refinancing the property for $25 million, under a newly announced transaction by JLL.
A well-known hotel in East Rutherford is on the market for sale, brokers with JLL announced, touting its highly visible location and the potential to convert it to a residential building.
In a time of uncertainty for the office sector, many landlords and tenants have stayed bullish on the need for a physical workplace. Look no further than one of Jersey City’s tallest commercial buildings — and the French banking giant that has called it home for nearly 15 years.
A joint venture led by Onyx Equities has closed on its $158 million purchase of a 10-building, 1.5 million-square-foot office portfolio in Parsippany and Madison from Mack-Cali Realty Corp.
The owner of the former Toys R Us headquarters site in Wayne has hired Kimmerle Newman Architects to help it reinvent the three-building, 191-acre office campus.
