Sponsored Content
Proptech is a door to opportunity for real estate firms

At Wiss, we are very pleased to partner on this very first feature on proptech and innovation in the premier real estate publication and website in New Jersey. Not only is real estate one of the core industries we serve, it’s an industry that’s ripe for technological evolution. And we are keen about helping those in the real estate and property sector see how proptech can help them thrive.

Technology
Real estate firms will see substantial increases in efficiency by embracing accounting automation

The way companies work changed fast because of the COVID-19 pandemic, sending them scrambling to learn how to manage a distributed workforce and quickly transition to more automated processes. But, aside from enabling a distributed workforce, automation has much broader advantages for businesses.

Office
Avison Young touts 153,000 sq. ft. in leasing at Florham Park office campus

Accounting firm Wiss & Co. LLP has leased more than 40,000 square feet at a Florham Park office campus, in the largest of several newly announced transactions by Avison Young.

Sponsored Content
Real Estate NJ’s 2020 Market Forecast

A new year is upon us, bringing new opportunities and new uncertainty for New Jersey’s commercial real estate market. To make sense of it all, we recruited some of the industry’s most influential professionals, developers and thought leaders to share their predictions for the year ahead. You can find those insights and more in our special 2020 Market Forecast.

Retail
Experts: Supreme Court’s ‘Wayfair’ ruling will have broader impact on taxes than real estate

A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court will likely raise the cost of some online sales and provide an infusion of revenue for New Jersey’s state coffers, but its impact on commercial real estate may be limited.

Cover Story
Business interest vs. depreciation: A tradeoff for new construction

When it comes to new construction, federal tax reform has left many developers with a choice to make: maximize their business interest deductions or take advantage of accelerated depreciation.