A tenant at Denholtz Properties’ new-look headquarters building in Red Bank has renewed its lease for more than 12,000 square feet, the landlord said Wednesday.
In Red Bank, Denholtz finds a new home and new opportunities
The convenience was hard to beat at Denholtz Properties’ longtime headquarters in Matawan, a three-story office building that sits directly off the Garden State Parkway. But the firm’s new office in Red Bank has much more to offer.
Developers see new, long-awaited opportunities in Red Bank
Red Bank is now embracing redevelopment and smart growth concepts more than it has in recent memory, insiders say, as evidenced by the growing list of projects that are now under construction or in its pipeline. That embrace is a long time coming for developers that have seen all the community has to offer — from its popular downtown to the Navesink River waterfront, along with a rich cultural scene and an affluent population.
Developers, officials hail completion of key redevelopment project in Red Bank
A joint venture has unveiled a boutique apartment building in downtown Red Bank, bringing new life to a long-vacant site and paving the way for additional redevelopment in the borough.
Denholtz announces rebrand, relocation to new headquarters in Red Bank
The development and investment firm long known as Denholtz Associates has unveiled a new name and a new corporate headquarters to go along with what it says is a refocused strategy.
Past meets present at NAI Hanson’s long-awaited new headquarters in Teterboro (SLIDESHOW)
NAI James E. Hanson opened its new 17,000-square-foot headquarters in Teterboro last fall, honoring its past while creating a modern workplace for its brokers, property managers and other employees.
Russo inks leases with Chipotle, Panera at mixed-use Union project
Two well-known quick service restaurants have signed on to Russo Development’s new mixed-use project in Union, where the first retailers and residents are expected to arrive this summer.
Adaptive reuse in Livingston yields new facility for youth with special needs
A new facility with 53,000 square feet of recreational, therapeutic and educational space will soon open in Livingston, providing a second chance for a long-vacant building and a new home for a nonprofit that serves youths with special needs.
How will building design or amenities change as the current multifamily cycle continues?
The patio and pool deck at SoHo West, a recently opened project in Jersey City by Manhattan Building Co. — File photo We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question. Here’s what they had to say.…
