The newly renovated, 80,000-square-foot office community fosters collaboration and creativity.

Argent Ventures and H&R REIT are creating a super-connected innovation community for the 21st Century that upon completion will encompass more than 13 acres, comprising 1.4 million square feet of lab/tech office space and 1.6 million square feet of residences.

Former CBRE Vice President Alexander Erdos will support leasing, expansion of SJP’s portfolio and third-party development services.

The funding is for the construction of the second phase in the complex which will include a new clubhouse and an additional 266 luxury apartments. The procured lender provided a lucrative floating rate deal that met the borrower's needs on both a loan to cost and construction timeframe.

Champions Martial Arts will lease 2,757 square feet of retail space in the city's Central Business District.

Three long-term tenants - Treetop Development, The Russell Berrie Foundation and Eastern Fish Co. - signed renewals expanding their footprints within the 670,000-square-foot office campus to meet their growing business needs.

Philly Marketing Group will join a roster of diverse co-tenants already established at Cherry Tree Corporate Center.

The CEO of office services provider Corporate Essentials talks about how the company has coped with the lockdown and the prospects for the future.

A project of Jersey City-based Hopkins Group Management, Elks Club JSQ is an adaptive reuse of one of the city’s oldest surviving buildings – the 1918 Jersey City Elks Lodge – in Journal Square.

In January, Monmouth County officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of a multi-year private and public project to widen, rebuild and significantly improve one of the county’s most frustrating and congested intersections.

Oceanfront residential developments in Asbury Park and Long Branch are drawing pandemic-weary buyers to the shore.

The city has committed $6 million to preserve the historic pumphouse and fully fund renovations for complete public access to the 14-acre site, which dates back approximately 150 years.