Cushman & Wakefield announced the sale of the property, which is leased to Liftec Forklifts.

JLL arranged the funding for the more than 300,000-square-foot development on behalf of Bridge Industrial LLC.

After years of coordinating operations to benefit clients, Mercer Oak Realty and Princeton Property Management recently announced they would take the name of their affiliate,

Camber Real Estate Partners secured the funds for the Crossing Industrial Portfolio: a 25-building, 1.2 million-square-foot light industrial package located in South Jersey and Buck County, Pa.

The Kislak Co. Inc. arranged the sale. Located within minutes of each other in quiet suburban areas, the properties boast a cumulative 68 units.

The move follows a Summary Cease and Desist Order from the New Jersey Bureau of Securities that was issued over the summer. Earlier that month, National Realty Investment Advisors LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The Red Bank-based company is growing its portfolio of grocery-anchored properties, adding 445,000 square feet between two open-air complexes.

The six-story building developed by Park Stone Management and Fields Grade is located at 244 St. Paul's Ave., a short walk to the PATH Station, dining, shopping and entertainment options in the resurging Journal Square area.

Private Lender Law will relocate its headquarters in December, making the move from Freehold to Marlboro. “This is the next step to providing exceptional services to our clients,” said founder Jonathan Hornik.

The effort will provide $300 million in incentive funding over six years and aims to support remediation costs and to incentivize developers of redevelopment projects to carry out cleanup activities around the Garden State.

Creation Equity and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives launched a joint venture earlier this year to invest $1 billion in industrial real estate projects across four states, kicking off the effort with the 9.95-acre McClellan One project in Newark, among six others.

A joint venture of Russo Development, Onyx Equities and Dinallo Development LLC/Terminal Construction was tapped to lead the work for the public-private effort at the Middlesex County depot which will include the creation of Class A office and retail space, housing opportunities, community amenities and station-area improvements.