Devco celebrates Title IX anniversary, women’s sports at Rutgers in latest NIL deal

New Brunswick Development Corp. has unveiled its latest partnership with collegiate athletes at Rutgers University, as it marks the 50th anniversary of the historic Title IX gender equality law and the arrival of women’s sports at the school’s flagship campus.

NAI Hanson: 5.6-acre New Brunswick parcel sold, slated for outdoor container storage

An industrial user has purchased a 5.6-acre parcel along one of New Brunswick’s key industrial corridors, according to a brokerage team with NAI James E. Hanson.

Steel frame complete for new 229,000 sq. ft. RWJ medical pavilion in New Brunswick

A new ambulatory medical pavilion in New Brunswick is on track to open by mid-2023 after stakeholders this week marked the completion of the building’s 15-story steel frame.

NAIOP New Jersey details Landante’s new role as director of communications, policy

NAIOP New Jersey has announced the addition of a public affairs and public relations veteran as its newest director of communications and policy.

IT consulting firm unveils 12,000 sq. ft. office in downtown New Brunswick

A global IT and business consulting services firm has opened the doors to its new 11,500-square-foot office in downtown New Brunswick.

DIGroup Architecture names new associate principal among four recent promotions

DIGroup Architecture has announced four recent promotions on its New Brunswick-based team of designers.

Manulife sells 415-unit New Brunswick rental property for $173 million, CBRE says

A global asset manager has sold 415 luxury apartments in downtown New Brunswick for nearly $175 million, under a newly announced deal by CBRE.

How Devco does it: Inside $1.5 billion pipeline — and decades of high-profile New Jersey projects

New Brunswick Development Corp. is forging ahead after a year in which it broke ground on more than $1.5 billion worth of projects — a milestone that’s all the more notable for a team that never does the same project twice.

Co-working demand grows in New Jersey, as users seek flexibility amid continued uncertainty

After 18 months doing their jobs from home because of COVID-19, many New Jersey workers are returning to flex and co-working spaces. Operators are responding by adding more private suites to their offerings to make users feel safer from infection — and while they’re keeping a wary eye on COVID’s Delta variant, they’re optimistic about demand, for both the short term and long term.

Murphy, industry leaders break ground on 550,000 sq. ft. research campus in New Brunswick

Construction is set to begin on a two-building, 555,000-square-foot research complex in New Brunswick, the future home of the state’s flagship medical school and a place where startups can work side by side with New Jersey’s top health care and academic institutions.