NAIOP New Jersey is nearing a sell-out of next week’s President’s Awards and Hall of Fame Dinner, one of the commercial real estate organization’s most popular events of the year.
More than a half-dozen commercial real estate industry leaders will take the stage next month as NAIOP New Jersey hosts its annual President’s Awards and Hall of Fame Reception.
One of the industry’s key legal tools took center stage recently as the Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association hosted its latest networking and educational event.
NAIOP New Jersey hosted its 38th annual Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala on Thursday, honoring five individuals and companies while unveiling five Deal of the Year award winners before a sold-out crowd of more than 750 registered attendees.
Nearly a dozen transactions and projects will take center stage next week as contenders for NAIOP New Jersey’s Deal of the Year awards, as the organization prepares for what’s poised to be another sellout for its annual Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala.
From left: Andrea Hsu of NK Architects, Jennifer Ellis-Rosa of Gensler, Shuli Sadé of Sadé Studio and Shane Connell of the Connell Co. took part in a Feb. 27 panel discussion hosted by Morris Arts. — All images courtesy: Morris Arts
Esteemed developer Jeff Milanaik will headline this year’s NAIOP New Jersey Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala, where the association will also unveil its coveted Deal of the Year winners while honoring several other key figures and service providers.
Esteemed developer Jeff Milanaik will headline this year’s NAIOP New Jersey Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala, where the association will also unveil its coveted Deal of the Year winners while honoring several other key figures and service providers.
A commercial building that was the longtime home of a construction firm has changed hands in East Orange, in a newly announced deal by KW Commercial Realty.
A new 349-unit apartment property has opened its doors in Montville, helping to transform a sprawling former junkyard property that was long an eyesore along Route 46.
