A lack of new supply in New Jersey’s industrial market led to a year-end slowdown in leasing — despite high demand — setting up another year of robust activity for newly built warehouse and logistics space.
Landlords that have renovated and refreshed New Jersey’s aging office stock can now point to the benefits, with a new report showing significantly stronger absorption and rent growth at upgraded buildings.
A seven-building, 135-unit apartment portfolio in Central New Jersey is on the market, Cushman & Wakefield announced, touting the potential for continued rent growth in properties that are less than five years old.
Jay I. Kislak, an iconic figure in real estate and philanthropy, whose giving helped further education and culture in New Jersey and elsewhere, died Wednesday at his home in Miami. He was 96.
Which types of tenants or industries hold the greatest upside for New Jersey’s office market? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.
Prism Capital Partners is poised to move forward with its redevelopment of five acres in downtown Woodbridge, where it’s planning a mixed-use project with more than 230 apartments.
Mack-Cali Realty Corp. and E-Trade Financial Corp. have completed a lease renewal in Jersey City, where the online brokerage will expand to more than 130,000 square feet.
A design team from LAN Associates was on hand recently to break ground on $50 million worth of construction in Woodbridge, including a new elementary school and a sweeping renovation of an existing middle school.
