An electronics manufacturer has taken 30,000 square feet at a nearly complete warehouse in Piscataway, in the latest addition to an industrial park near Interstate 287.
Even with the fall of Toys R Us, Sears and other chains — and recent trouble for the likes of Party City and Bed Bath & Beyond — big-box retail is alive and well in New Jersey.
Brick-and-mortar retailers are largely optimistic about their prospects this year, according to an annual survey by Levin Management Corp., amid easing concerns about labor shortages and momentum built during a strong 2022.
A gym franchise has found a new home in Old Bridge after leasing space at a 26,000-square-foot shopping center, according to an agency team with Levin Management Corp.
Levin Management Corp. is marking a record year in leasing, thanks in part to a continued bounce back for brick-and-mortar retail in its regional footprint and across the U.S.
Levin Management Corp. has announced two executive promotions, touting its sustained growth and transaction volume across a nearly 16 million-square-foot portfolio.
Two new tenants are coming to a Burlington County retail center after leasing a combined 10,500 square feet, in a set of newly announced deals by Levin Management Corp.
Retailers in and around New Jersey were largely optimistic ahead of a critical holiday shopping season, while still grappling with concerns about inflation and other economic pressures.
A longtime tattoo artist has opened a new studio in Franklin Township, where it’s leasing 750 square feet under a deal arranged by Levin Management Corp.
