NAIOP New Jersey will honor one of the state’s key government officials in recent years alongside one of its best-known developers as part of its upcoming fall awards dinner, where the association wil…
Logistics, workforce could help Jersey weather next downturn
With the incredible growth of this sector in recent years, could logistics help make New Jersey cliff-proof? I think so, but only if we take steps to address serious workforce challenges, especially t…
Stro announces two new hires
The Stro Cos. has made two recent additions to its team to bolster its efforts in acquisitions, leasing, management and other areas.…
Living on borrowed time: Build Gateway now
No one infrastructure project has the potential to cripple our economy, disrupt our lives, lower real estate values and drive employers to seek alternative locations than the Gateway Project to expand…
NAIOP announces new membership, events director in New Jersey
NAIOP New Jersey has hired a new director of membership and special events.…
Office market conundrum: improving economic indicators amidst minimal absorption
Experts see a significant conundrum in the office market, as every economic indicator used to forecast absorption performed at or above the forecast level. Further, closely related macroeconomic varia…
Report by business, labor groups fights back against criticism of incentives
Amid growing criticism of the state’s incentive programs, a group of prominent business and labor associations are aiming to set the record straight in Trenton.…
I.CON panel: Same-day delivery pushing tenants beyond North Jersey, into NYC boroughs
Retailers and other industrial tenants have long counted on northern New Jersey as a hub for distribution into New York City, but the need for same-day and even two-hour delivery has pushed developers…
I.CON wrap-up: Opportunity remains for industrial in New Jersey, nationally
As New Jersey has shown, the industrial sector has become the new darling of commercial real estate in recent years. That was all too clear from the sold-out crowd of more than 850 development executi…
Liquor license reform bill clears Assembly committee
A bill that would expand New Jersey’s pool of liquor licenses, widely seen as a potential catalyst for economic development, has taken a key step forward in the state Legislature.…