I hope you’ll indulge me this morning as I highlight a proud moment for all of us at Real Estate NJ. It came at this week’s Newark Summit, where New Jersey Institute of Technology President Teik Lim addressed the hundreds that were assembled in downtown Newark.
Despite uncertainty about the broader office market, the local landscape in Newark is changing for the better, as corporations place a greater premium on culture, experiences and other assets that have long existed in the city alongside its connectivity and access to talent.
TAY Investments has opened a new 155-unit apartment building in Newark that will serve as a showcase for local artists and an infusion of housing near the Springfield Avenue corridor.
Genova Burns LLC has launched a new task force to focus on distressed real estate assets, as clients navigate growing concerns around lending, banking and bankruptcy.
Global consulting firm McKinsey & Co. has found a new home in New Jersey, in downtown Newark, where it will bring together some 700 employees currently spread across two offices.
The owner of what will be an electric truck charging lot in Newark has tapped Cushman & Wakefield as its leasing agent, in what brokers describe as a first for the New Jersey market.
Despite a week of bad headlines for the coworking industry, the world’s largest provider of flexible workspaces is in the midst of a major expansion in New Jersey.
A new street sign in downtown Newark is paying tribute to the late Jerry Gottesman, the visionary real estate executive who spent decades advocating for the city’s revitalization.
