Paramount Assets has inked another lease with 7-Eleven, bringing the convenience store chain to its new mixed-use William Flats project in downtown Newark.
Pierson touts 19,000 sq. ft. lease, opening of Aldi in Howell
An Aldi supermarket is among the newest retailers along Route 9 in Howell, under one of several recent transactions announced by Pierson Commercial.
Pierson completes new leases with Mexican, falafel chains
Three fast casual restaurant chains are expanding their reach in New Jersey as part of several newly announced leases by Pierson Commercial.
Pierson touts lease, opening of new 38,000 sq. ft. fitness club in Woodbridge
A fitness chain has debuted its ninth location in New Jersey and its first in Middlesex County, following a recently announced 38,000-square-foot lease by Pierson Commercial.
Pierson announces six new Jersey Mike’s leases in New Jersey
Jersey Mike’s Subs has added six new stores to its footprint in northern and central Jersey after a series of leases completed by Pierson Commercial.
Pierson announces promotion for retail broker
Pierson Commercial has promoted one of its brokers to the position of director.
Pierson picks up beauty chain, salon concept as tenant clients
Pierson Commercial has added to its list of tenant clients, picking up a well-known beauty supplies chain and a new nail salon concept.
For Pierson, believing in untapped markets has been a key ingredient for success
Pierson Commercial has gained a foothold in some of New Jersey’s largest and best-known cities, fueling its growth in recent years while remaining just as active in the state’s suburbs and highway retail corridors.
Elizabeth retail center fully leased after high-profile redevelopment
A newly built shopping center in Elizabeth is fully leased after recent deals with a liquor store and a beauty supply operator, in a set of deals by Jacobs Enterprises and Pierson Commercial.
Redrawing the map for industrial
As you’ll find out in this month’s cover story, developers and brokers that have long focused on New Jersey are now stretching beyond the traditional boundaries of the state’s industrial market. And they are stretching them in every direction — for different reasons — in their quest to keep pace with tenants that are adopting a more regional approach.
