Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Seven N.J. apartment complexes are part of 165M deal
AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corp. has sold seven properties in New Jersey as part of a 12-property, 165. 4 million deal, according to real estate services firm Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L. P.
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Massive Ironbound site drawing plenty of interest from developers
From the vantage point of Newark's Ironbound section, Tom Walsh only has to look across the Passaic River to nearby Harrison to see the demand for mixed-use, transit-centric neighborhood development.
Monday, December 21, 2015
Colliers International arranges sale of Lawrence building to David Lerner Associates
Colliers International announced Monday that it has arranged the sale of a building in Lawrence to brokerdealer firm David Lerner Associates.
Boonton mobile accessories company appoints chairman, CEO
LuMee LLC, a Boonton-based mobile accessories company, announced Monday that it has appointed Robert G. Pedersen II as its chairman and CEO.
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Sunday, December 20, 2015
FULFILLING HIS DUTY Janus Holder, the man whose family turned a gift store in Elizabeth into a billion-dollar business in Newark Airport
'Tis the season for frequent travel and last-minute gift buying — two of Janus Holder's favorite things.
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APPETITE FOR SUCCESS Rod Silva, the founder of Muscle Maker Grill, wants to help people get healthy and be the next president of the United States
Rod Silva believes America is ready to stick to its resolutions this year.
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NEWARK'S OWN Marc Berson works as a developer, board chair and philanthropist, all while being one of the Brick City's biggest supporters
It was October 1997, and dignitaries were gathered outside the New Jersey Performing Arts Center to celebrate the opening of what they hoped would be a catalyst for Newarkrsquos economic resurgence.
THE DEAL-MAKER Robert Donnelly Sr., a legend in the state's commercial real estate sector, isn't done doing deals just yet
An office deal for nearly 900,000 square feet — like the lease extension inked by ATT in Bedminster this past summer — would be a feather in the cap of any commercial real estate broker.
Friday, December 18, 2015
HFF closes 30.5M of retail center Linden
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L. P. announced Thursday that it has closed on a retail center in Linden for 30. 5 million.
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Renovations to former Glaxo plant are complete, developers say
Developers have completed renovations to a former GlaxoSmithKline manufacturing plant in Clifton, with plans to now market the 200,000-square-foot building to industrial users.
CBRE Group arranges lease with dermatologic company in Mount Arlington
Commercial real estate brokerage firm CBRE Group Inc. announced Thursday that it has arranged a lease with Affiliated Dermatologists Dermatologic Surgeons P. A. at a Class A building in Mount Arlington.
Vornado completes 375M refinancing of Manhattan office building
Paramus-based real estate investment trust Vornado Realty Trust announced Thursday that it has completed a 375 million refinancing of an 882,000-square-foot Manhattan office building.
City National Bank moving HQ to revitalized Hahne's building in Newark
City National Bank will relocate its headquarters in Newark to the former Hahne Co. building, where developers are at work on a plan to transform the iconic former department store.
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Toys R Us sees improved financial performance in Q3
Toys R Us Inc. enjoyed a stronger third quarter in 2015, it announced Tuesday, as its adjusted earnings grew and it narrowed its operating and net losses compared with the year-ago period.
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Chambers Street shareholders approve merger with Gramercy Property Trust
Princeton-based real estate investment trust Chambers Street Properties announced Wednesday that its shareholders have approved its merger with Gramercy Property Trust Inc.
Winter 2015: Strengthening Your Community & Your Professionalism
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Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Shaq back in Newark to announce new jobs initiative
Former professional basketball player and Newark native Shaquille O'Neal was back in town Tuesday to announce the creation of IMPACT Newark, a program designed to help minorities, women and veterans secure union construction jobs for projects in the city.
Monday, December 14, 2015
Sales and marketing management firm moves to Morris Plains
A sales outsourcing and training company has moved from Montville to Morris Plains, it announced Monday.
Revitalization continues in Harrison as retail, apartment complex opens
Another mixed-use redevelopment project has reached completion in Harrison, marking the latest step in the longtime plan to transform the town's formerly industrial waterfront.
CBRE brokers sale of Class A office building in Cherry Hill
Commercial real estate services firm CBRE Group Inc. announced Monday that it has brokered the sale of Woodcrest Pavilion, a 49,569-square-foot Class A office building in Cherry Hill.
Goldstein Group to serve as leasing agent for Old Bridge center
Retail real estate brokerage The Goldstein Group announced Monday that it has been named the exclusive leasing agent for a major mixed-used space slated to open in Old Bridge in the summer of 2017.
The NJBIZ millennial holiday gift guide
“It's the most wonderful time of the year,” they say. It's also stressful as anything. Travelling on some of the busiest travel days, getting that extra work in so that “days off” really are days off and, of course, shopping for those millennials in your office or at home who, let's' face it, you might just not get.
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Sunday, December 13, 2015
Davis has one goal for real estate school Be No. 1
Morris Davis is no stranger to New Jersey, having grown up in Philadelphia and spent summers at the Jersey Shore. But that couldn't have prepared him for what he learned about the state last year, once he showed up to help build a new real estate program at Rutgers University.
Pricing, variety help Unique Photo stay competitive
In September, Alexander Sweetwood became the third generation to take the reins of the family business, Unique Photo.
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Friday, December 11, 2015
HR Block takes space in Marlton
HR Block has leased retail space at a Marlton shopping center, Wolf Commercial Real Estate said Friday.
Alkova's Poskanzer Skott-designed tower takes shape in Hackensack
Construction has begun on Alkova Companies 382-unit multifamily tower in downtown Hackensack, designer Poskanzer Skott Architects of Ridgewood announced Friday.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
LAN Associates, the leader in education building, celebrates its 50th anniversary
A lot can change over the course of 50 years — just ask executives with LAN Associates. But here’s something that has stayed the same for the North Jersey-based engineering and architectural firm In a sector that always has been competitive, the key to success is fairly simple.
How Fields is hitting it big Brothers in business of development and construction
Whenever James and Robert Caulfield have wanted something done right, they've done it themselves. Especially when it came to managing construction for the development firm they were looking to grow a little more than 10 years ago.
Marcus Millichap arranges 6.5M sale of two properties
Marcus Millichap, a commercial real estate investment services firm, announced Thursday the sale of two properties, combined totaling more than 6. 5 million.
Jerseyans pick their top coffee chain, and it's a home-state favorite
New Jersey's coffee drinkers have named their supplier of choice, and it's a popular area name — again.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Subaru groundbreaking offers officials chance to celebrate Camden, incentives
It's a story Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno has told before to illustrate the state's willingness to work with the business community, but this time it packed a little extra punch.
Developers break ground on Westfield luxury apartments
Construction is underway on a project to create a 70-unit, transit-oriented luxury apartment complex in downtown Westfield, its developers announced.
Somerville building fetches 3.2M
A commercial building located in downtown Somerville has sold for 3. 2 million, according to Cushman Wakefield.
Zimmel arranges pair of leases in Middlesex County
Two companies have signed long-term leases in Central Jersey, according to corporate real estate services firm Zimmel Associates.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
JLL adds SVP to New Jersey office
JLL has hired James Schroeder as a senior vice president in its New Jersey office, the firm announced.
Colliers hires pair of managing directors
Colliers International has hired Sam Horowitz and Chris Hovanec as managing directors in New Jersey, the commercial real estate services firm announced.
Sudler happy to build off the beaten path in Lakewood
As old sayings go, Peter Sudler recalls this favorite of his father's “You can't sell from an empty wagon. ”
Monday, December 7, 2015
East Brunswick's Two Tower Center sold for 60M-plus
One of two towers in a well-known East Brunswick office complex has been sold for more than 60 million, according to commercial real estate services firm Cushman Wakefield.
Sitex buys warehouse property, plans to add 200K sq. ft. logistics center
Sitex Group has acquired a 20-acre site in Woodbridge that includes a 175,000-square-foot warehouse and the space to develop a new distribution center nearby, the firm announced.
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Mission accomplished WebiMax, the first company to commit to Camden with EO13, glad it made the move
As he sits in a conference room that overlooks the Delaware River and the Philadelphia skyline, WebiMax founder and CEO Ken Wisnefski is also enjoying his view of Camden.
Bender Group finds flexibility is big key to success
Stacey Bender — a devoted executive in public relations for over 14 years — had just given birth to her fourth child in 1995. It wasn't in her nature to take time off — and the idea of work-life balance wasn't in the American workforce. But she knew things would need to change.
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Friday, December 4, 2015
Amtrak official praises Gateway partnership at NAIOP conference
Amtrak is pushing ahead with planning for a new trans-Hudson rail tunnel, an agency official said Friday, buoyed by the recent “extraordinary announcement” of a new partnership involving New Jersey, New York and the federal government that will oversee the massive project.
Professional & Business Services Employment Drives Demand for Office Space in Q3.2015
Commercial fundamentals in REALTORS® markets continued improving during the third quarter 2015, as noted in the Commercial Real Estate Outlook: 2015.Q4.
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Kislak completes 27.3M sale of apartments in Westville
Woodbridge-based The Kislak Company announced Friday the recent 27. 3 million off-market sale of Inverness Apartments in Westville.
Sanzari breaks ground on dual-brand hotel in Teaneck, expects to bring 85 jobs to area
Alfred Sanzari Enterprises announced Thursday it officially broke ground on a new hotel at its mixed-use Glenpointe complex in Teaneck.
New York Life, Avison Young find success with suburban N.J. office buildings
At Saddle River Executive Center on Route 17, a deal that seemed like a modest expansion by a tenant was in fact a much bigger commitment to the 106,000-square-foot office building.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Amazon.com responds to threats of lawsuit over Robbinsville-area traffic
Amazon. com appears to be trying to make amends with Robbinsville, home of one of the e-commerce titan's 1 million-square-foot distribution centers.
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Factory Conversions Spark Tech Office Interest
Learn what’s driving technology, media, and other information-related firms to look at repurposed industrial buildings for their workforce.
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Bussel Realty closes multiple deals in Middlesex
Real estate services firm Bussel Realty Corp. announced Wednesday it has closed multiple commercial real estate transactions in Middlesex.
Blu Alehouse opens 2nd N.J. location
American restaurant and sports bar Blu Alehouse will open its second New Jersey location in Woodbridge.
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Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corp. buys Louisiana building for 18.4M
Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corporation, a real estate investment trust based in Freehold, has purchased a Louisiana industrial building for 18. 41 million, it announced Wednesday.
Profeta Associates sells garden apartment complex in Ohio for 6M
Paul V. Profeta Associates Inc. has sold a 109-unit garden apartment complex in Vandalia, Ohio, for 6 million, the West Orange-based company announced.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Louis Berger announces changes in Europe, appoints two execs
Louis Berger, the Morristown-based professional services firm, has announced changes to its global operations, including a reorganization of its European division and the appointment of a pair of executives.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Supermarket project could transform Elizabeth neighborhood
It's one thing for a neighborhood to be a food desert, but George Jacobs sees something perhaps more alarming in the area that sits east of Route 1 9 in Elizabeth.
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Supermarket project could transform Elizabeth neighborhood
It's one thing for a neighborhood to be a food desert, but George Jacobs sees something perhaps more alarming in the area that sits east of Route 1 9 in Elizabeth.
Piscataway apartment complex sold for 107M-plus
Another New Jersey apartment complex has changed hands for more than 100 million.
Cushman Wakefield team handles two leases, sale
Cushman Wakefield has completed a trio of transactions affecting 672,000 square feet in central New Jersey, it announced Tuesday.
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