A flurry of large leases provided a jolt to New Jersey’s office market in the second quarter, but the story was vastly different when it came to investment sales. Fortunately, there are signs of a rebound on the horizon.
New Jersey’s largest office lease of the year to date is official. Brokers with JLL this week announced the completion of Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.’s 345,000-square-foot lease at 400 Interpace Pkwy. in Parsippany, known as MCCBLUE, under a deal with P3 Properties.
Teva Pharmaceuticals will move its U.S. headquarters to Parsippany from Pennsylvania, Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday, bringing nearly 850 jobs and a commitment to occupy nearly 350,000 square feet.
Despite new blocks of space hitting the market, New Jersey saw a long-overdue surge of large office leases in the second quarter — with signs that more are on the way.
A maintenance technician with Planned Cos. took home the gold at a recent competition hosted by the New Jersey Apartment Association, earning him a visit to a national event in San Diego.
The state has approved a 10-year, $40 million tax credit package to encourage Teva Pharmaceuticals to move its U.S. headquarters from Pennsylvania to Parsippany, where it would lease more than 345,000 square feet to house more than 1,000 employees.
Slowly but surely, developers have begun to chip away at one of New Jersey’s most chronic issues when it comes to commercial real estate — the abundance of obsolete, aging office buildings that are no longer considered usable by modern standards.
E-Trade Financial Corp. and Teva Pharmaceuticals have applied for more than $60 million in combined tax credits for proposals in Jersey City and Parsippany, respectively, with the state Economic Development Authority slated to consider their applications on Tuesday.
Mill Creek Residential is celebrating the opening of its new luxury apartment community in Parsippany, its third multifamily project in Morris County since 2015.
Dewberry has promoted a dozen employees in its New Jersey offices as part of more than 80 promotions announced Thursday by the professional services firm.
