A pipeline of new ground-up construction projects is taking shape at Prism Capital Partners’ ON3 campus in Nutley and Clifton, including some 400,000 square feet of laboratory space, a new medical office building and a dual-branded 255-room hotel.
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Prism Capital Partners has unveiled its plans for a new 382-unit residential project alongside the Dunellen train station, where it expects to begin construction by next summer.
Quest Diagnostics has taken the wraps off its plans at the ON3 campus in Nutley and Clifton, where it will build a 250,000-square-foot flagship laboratory facility that will become the largest in its portfolio.
Amid continued demand for high-end research and development space, Prism Capital Partners is planning a new ground-up laboratory building at its ON3 campus in Nutley and Clifton.
Prism Capital Partners has completed the first phase of major infrastructure improvements at its ON3 campus in Nutley and Clifton, as it continues to ready the site for new tenants and additional construction.
Prism Capital Partners has taken the wraps off its new apartments at Edison Village, an industrial-to-residential conversion of the historic Thomas Edison complex in West Orange.
Amid his sweeping plan to spur a new wave of innovation in the state’s economy, Gov. Phil Murphy has offered a glimpse at what could come of the incentive programs that have helped bolster New Jersey’s commercial real estate market in recent years.
New Jersey’s office market is riding high from a series of blockbuster leases over the summer, recording its highest quarterly increase in net absorption in two years.
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