Saxum lands $78 million construction loan for Philly rental project, in JLL-brokered deal

Saxum Real Estate has closed on nearly $78 million in financing for the first piece of what will be 466 new luxury apartments in Philadelphia’s growing Northern Liberties neighborhood.

Marcus: Saxum inks $10.7 million sale of 24,000 sq. ft. Red Bank office building

A private investor has acquired a nearly 25,000-square-foot office property in downtown Red Bank for $10.7 million, brokers with Marcus & Millichap said Tuesday.

Saxum sells repositioned Montclair office building for $4.4 million

Saxum Real Estate has sold a boutique office building in downtown Montclair for $4.4 million, in a recently completed deal by Marcus & Millichap.

Saxum sells repositioned office, retail building in Montclair for $18 million, Marcus says

An investor has purchased a newly renovated office and retail building in downtown Montclair for $18 million, brokers with Marcus & Millichap announced Tuesday.

Saxum boosts industrial platform with new director of investments

Saxum Real Estate has welcomed a new director of investments for its industrial platform, tapping a veteran executive to spearhead its growth in the asset class.

New hires in acquisitions, project management among latest hires for Saxum

Saxum Real Estate has continued its string of growth with six new hires aimed at strengthening its acquisitions, project and operations teams.

Saxum taps former REIT executive as new chief operating officer

Saxum Real Estate has named a new chief operating officer, tapping a veteran commercial real estate executive with a career that spans more than three decades.

Wassel, Flanagan named principals with Saxum

Saxum Real Estate has named two new principals as the company continues to expand its team and its geographic footprint.

Saxum adds to legal, construction and leasing teams with newest hires

Saxum Real Estate has announced four new hires aimed at bolstering its legal, project management and leasing teams.

Co-working demand grows in New Jersey, as users seek flexibility amid continued uncertainty

After 18 months doing their jobs from home because of COVID-19, many New Jersey workers are returning to flex and co-working spaces. Operators are responding by adding more private suites to their offerings to make users feel safer from infection — and while they’re keeping a wary eye on COVID’s Delta variant, they’re optimistic about demand, for both the short term and long term.