If all goes according to plan, a brand new, state of the art research and technology facility will occupy an empty parcel in the center of downtown in a few years after state and city officials broke ground on the $665 million, 550,000-square-foot New Jersey Innovation and Technology Hub on Oct. 14.

The full-service independent commercial real estate firm is adding a trio it describes as leaders in their respective fields with demonstrated track records, to help solidify the company's future success.

Nestled between the Statehouse complex and the capital’s downtown district, The Lobby Club opened with "professionals, politicians, lobbyists, legislative aides and judges" in mind to offer a place to "have a quick lunch, a quiet dinner or a brandy with colleagues after a long day."

The holding company that owns MotorCity Casino, the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings, and Little Caesars pizza chain will share control with New York hedge fund Luxury Capital Group.

This transaction for the autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities nonprofit adds to WCRE’s growing number of educational, philanthropic and institutional transactions in the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region—an area of strength and growth for the real estate firm.

National Credit Reporting Systems Inc. purchased the former Capital One Bank and will use it for its business.

General Kearny Apartments sits in a desirable transit market in Hudson County with no rent control. The property is located on a renovated 3-acre site and offers one, two and three-bedroom units.

Adam Kaufman is stepping down from the influential lobbying firm he founded in 2007.

University alumnus and former New Jersey Education Commissioner Lamont Repollet was named the first Black president of the university last year.

Michael Mulry, with more than 25 years of experience in the experiential marketing and labor management industry, will lead the Mount Laurel-based business.

Among other measures, a $2 billion trust will be established to facilitate an efficient resolution of claims.

The center features 220,500 square feet of office, manufacturing and laboratory space, including technology equipped to handle process development and manufacturing of plasmids and adeno-associated virus vectors.