Solar Landscape has become a key player with a visible presence in New Jersey’s commercial real estate industry, having leased more than 20 million square feet of rooftop space for its solar projects.
The rapid rise in interest rates has caused a sudden slowdown and growing uncertainty in New Jersey’s investment sales market, leading buyers to reassess their plans in the near term, while placing newfound pressure on even the strongest asset classes.
Eight key players in the state’s commercial real estate sector will take the stage in early November as part of NAIOP New Jersey’s annual President’s Awards and Hall of Fame Dinner.
Prologis Inc. has grown to about 65 employees in New Jersey and New York to support its expansion in the region, nearly double its headcount from just three years ago, reflecting the growth of its footprint during that time from 37 million to 44 million square feet.
Prologis Inc. will add nearly 10 million square feet to its New Jersey portfolio after agreeing to acquire Duke Realty Corp., in an all-stock, $26 billion transaction that spans more than 150 million square feet of combined industrial space in 19 major U.S. markets.
More than 200 attendees turned out April 26 for “The View from the Top: A Conversation with Leaders in Logistics Real Estate,” a conference hosted by Real Estate NJ at The Highlawn in West Orange. Speakers included (clockwise from top…
Prologis has acquired a 10-acre parking and maintenance property in South Brunswick that it’s now leasing back to the seller and other tenants, according to brokers with Avison Young.
Demand for parking in and around industrial properties has soared in New Jersey, fueled largely by the use of large delivery fleets, spurring changes in building design and creating new revenue streams for industrial owners.
Hartz Mountain Industries is planning some 515,000 square feet of new industrial space in Teterboro after recently completing a 30-acre assemblage along Route 17.
