Meeting a need

There’s a group of towns in New Jersey that have the ultimate name recognition for those who live nearby or even those outside the state. As many of our readers can attest, Montclair is clearly one of those communities, with the vast selection of shops, restaurants and cultural spots that line its downtown and residents who are as engaged as any in the state. As you’ll read in this month’s cover story, Montclair is also increasingly popular with office tenants, but with a lack of Class A space, those requirements are largely going unmet. BDP Holdings aims to change that with a newly unveiled project known as The Iris, a proposed ground-up development that would include 124,000 square feet of office space, street-level retail and structured parking — all of it in the heart of the central business district.

Denholtz, Redwood break ground on 143-unit rental project in downtown Bound Brook

Construction is underway on a project that will add more than 140 apartments to Bound Brook’s fast-growing stock of luxury multifamily buildings.

Denholtz, Redwood eye start of construction for 143-unit Bound Brook rental project

Denholtz Properties and Redwood Real Estate Group are set to break ground on a new 143-unit luxury apartment building in downtown Bound Brook, the firms announced Monday.

Real Estate NJ’s 2022 Market Forecast

Every year has its ups and downs. Every market has highs and lows. Both were true when it came to New Jersey’s commercial real estate sector in 2021, a year that marked ongoing dominance for some asset classes, as COVID-19 continued to loom over others. Whether those trends endure in 2022 remains to be seen, but we’ve recruited some of the industry’s most prominent developers, service providers and insiders to help set the stage. You can find their predictions, insights and more in our special 2022 Market Forecast.

Advance breaks ground on 399-unit rental project in growing Harrison redevelopment area

Advance Realty Investors has broken ground on nearly 400 new apartments in Harrison, in what will be the latest addition to a 35-acre stretch of the town’s waterfront redevelopment zone.