The owners of the defunct Toys R Us chain have sold the retailer’s former 621,000-square-foot corporate headquarters in Wayne, brokers with CBRE announced.
Wayne retail center at full occupancy after deal with gymnastics school, CBRE says
A children’s gymnastics business has leased 2,650 square feet at a Wayne shopping center, bringing the 30,000-square-foot property to full occupancy.
Donnelly touts build-out, opening of shooting range concept in Wayne
Donnelly Construction has completed an overhaul of a former restaurant space in Wayne, where an upscale, indoor firing range has opened for business.
Goldstein Group: Enterprise takes 14,000 sq. ft., backfills Wayne dealership site
Enterprise Rent A Car is slated to open a new refurbishment facility in Wayne after agreeing to lease 14,000 square feet, brokers with The Goldstein Group said Monday.
Ground lease, demolition of vacant retail building clear way for new ShopRite in Wayne
A developer is moving ahead with plans to raze and redevelop an aging retail property in Wayne, paving the way for a new 79,540-square-foot ShopRite that will open next fall.
Saddleback touts three new industrial leases
Saddleback Real Estate Developers has inked three new leases at industrial properties in northern New Jersey.
Big-box industrial deals pile up in Q3
New Jersey industrial landlords have inked a flurry of big-box leases in recent months, Cushman & Wakefield said, driving nearly 9 million square feet of deal volume during the third quarter.
Latest Toys R Us auction includes four N.J. sites
Four New Jersey stores will be among more than 80 shuttered Toys R Us and Babies R Us locations that will be auctioned in late September as part of the retailer’s ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
Valley National Bank names new head of CRE lending
By Joshua Burd Valley National Bank has tapped one of its longtime lenders and managers as the new head of its commercial real estate department. The Wayne-based bank said this week that it has appointed Christopher J. Coiley to the…
Toys R Us set to liquidate in New Jersey, nationwide
Nearly 30 remaining Toys R Us stores in New Jersey are among more than 700 that will likely close or be sold nationwide, as the chain succumbs to a decline fueled by competition from e-commerce and its crushing debt burden.
