Project REAP’s work centers on advancing those culture initiatives in commercial real estate, and one of the ways it does that is through the ULI/REAP continuing education course.

New construction, along with repositioning and rehabilitation projects, is rapidly changing the built landscape around New Jersey. And someone has to do all that work.

Residents are responding to one of "the most successful types" of new multifamily properties, which puts everything within reach.

According to the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority, under Executive Director Bruce Steadman's purview, the estimated build-out value of projects underway, or in some stage of due diligence, adds up to more than $1 billion.

Buyers are heading to the luxury Gold Coast condominium building, which among its 10,000 square feet of amenities includesThe Sanctuary: a three-story wellness center that is exclusive to residents and their guests.

The burger business, which is now under new ownership, has been a tenant at the 420,000-square-foot complex since 2007.

According to the Marcus & Millichap, which had the exclusive listing to market the 9,500-square-foot property, the tenant recently signed a 15-year lease extension.

The 389-unit residential tower, which would replace a surface parking lot, would be the first project in the Hoboken Yard & Terminal redevelopment effort to enter construction.

According to Montville's Parents With A Plan, fewer than 1 in 4 adults with disabilities lives independently, and autistic residents are at high risk of involuntarily displacement, institutionalization or homelessness when their parents, whom they often live with, pass away.

According to Ken Pasternak, chairman and CEO of the Ridgefield Park-based firm, the 138-unit community "represents a tremendous value proposition for renters looking for a new building with best-in-class amenities while also located in a rapidly evolving millennial neighborhood, competitive with the best Hudson County and NYC has to offer."

The firm's Suite Life series offers fully furnished modern offices across its four locations and more than 18,778 square feet.

The financing for Reynolds Asset Management Partners' 103-unit multifamily development marks the largest loan in the firm's history.