Karly Iacono comes on board as senior vice president and will be based in the firm's Saddle Brook, office where she will provide owners with national expertise on net leased sales and acquisitions, sale-leasebacks, and single-tenant development in coordination.

Applications for the Brownfields Loan Program are open now through April 13 so that developers, property owners and prospective buyers can turn contaminated sites across the state into commercial, resident, retail or mixed-use projects.

The 24-acre site, which was acquired by Bridge in December of 2020, will be transformed into a modern unit totaling 358,586 square feet and will feature 40-foot clear heights, 58 rear-loading docks, and ample parking for up to 160 cars and 94 trucks.

Emilio Valdo has been brought on as senior estimator of Core Enterprises and will assist with the company’s rapidly growing development pipeline and third-party construction projects.

Advocare signs long-term lease for the only remaining vacancy.

The Crossing at Tabor Road offers 250,000 square feet of a fully furnished, turn-key office space in Morris County.

The waterfront property offers stunning views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline, an elaborate amenity package, and high-quality design and finishes.

The deal consists of three standalone, one-story, vacant, retail buildings, totaling approximately 15,113 square feet with over 180 feet of frontage on a major thoroughfare in Morris County.

The tenant, Paper Bags USA, is taking advantage of the central location, proximity to Port Newark, and convenience to local transit in order to grow its rapidly expanding paper bag manufacturing business.

Offers exist for those looking to downsize during pandemic recovery, and deals can be worked out for those in need.

The new 273-home garden apartment complex in Lehigh County Township will be part of KRE Group’s growing Garden Collection.

JLL Capital Markets led efforts for the acquisition and repositioning financing of a 15-acre site within Princeton University’s prestigious 2,200-acre Princeton Forrestal Center business park.