Craft brewery, tasting room set to open new 12,000 sq. ft. location at Fort Monmouth

A craft brewery is set to open its doors at Fort Monmouth after recently leasing space at a repurposed commissary building, according to a brokerage team with Pierson Commercial.

MSW adds counsel, associate as newest members of real estate law team

Murphy Schiller & Wilkes LLP has announced two new additions to its Newark-based team of commercial real estate attorneys.

Denholtz, brewery ink 12,000 sq. ft. lease for new-look Fort Monmouth commissary building

Denholtz Properties has secured its first tenant at a repurposed commissary building at Fort Monmouth, leasing more than 12,000 square feet for a planned brewery and tasting room.

Revival of Parsippany site underway as office buildings come down, with rentals soon to come

The transformation of a sprawling suburban office park in Parsippany is now on full display, as a development team continues its teardown of several aging buildings while marking the start of construction for 275 new apartments at the site.

Parsippany developer lands $91 million construction loan, breaks ground on 275 rentals

A developer has secured $91 million in construction financing for 275 apartments in Parsippany, helping to kick off the transformation of a former suburban office park.

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Approvals for cannabis grow, processing sites unleash new demand for already-scarce industrial space

With licensing for recreational marijuana now underway in New Jersey, commercial real estate owners are seeing a real-time rush for spaces that will help launch the industry beyond the medicinal use market created more than a decade ago.

Reverse appeals can lead to unexpected property tax liabilities for commercial property owners

As the real estate market remains strong, and property values continue to rise across many asset classes, commercial property owners need to be aware of the growing trend with municipalities aggressively seeking to substantially increase tax assessments for commercial properties by filing their own tax appeals.

Developer of 600-unit PARQ project in Parsippany eyes start of site work, demolition

A developer is set to begin demolition at the longtime site of an office park in Parsippany, paving the way for a plan to bring 600 apartments and townhomes to a swath of the property.

Applications underway for Aspire, a program poised to spur large-scale urban development

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is now accepting applications for Aspire, an aggressive tax credit program that was designed to encourage redevelopment projects using incentive awards to reimburse developers for certain project financing gap costs. With high costs of construction and mandates at the municipal level related to affordable housing requirements as part of market-rate development projects, the need for a gap financing tool is critical and welcomed by those trying to operate in a tight market.