BB Capital acquired the parcel from Peptco, and plans to build a self-storage facility at the site.

A report released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition and the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey finds that in order to afford a modest, two-bedroom home at fair market rent in the Garden State, full-time workers need to earn the "housing wage" of $31.96 per hour, or $26.29 for a one-bedroom.

After 17 years with Cushman & Wakefield, the industry veteran will further elevate growth and expansion plans for the woman-owned full-service commercial real estate firm as the sector pushes for greater diversity and inclusion.

The asset offers a prime location, full-service cafeteria and recently renovated lobby, which attracted Evercore Partners Services East LLC to the property.

Carlstadt-based BetterPak, a provider of packaging, retail and janitorial supplies, recently expanded its reach worldwide as products remain in high demand across the globe. The additional space will enable the firm to continue to support its distribution needs in local and international markets.

Extensive lobby, entrance, and façade improvements are reinventing Grove Street-area office building, which offers exceptional transit access and wellness features.

The Old Bridge-based brokerage completed transactions for new Hackensack Meridian, Planet Fitness, Dollar Tree, Popeyes, Wing Stop, Tilebar, and Bridge Life Thrift Store locations.

Robust demand for space in the Garden State pushes rental rates to new highs as availability drops to a historic low of 5.0%.

Significant capital improvements at the 118,000-square-foot property are planned to accommodate tenant demand for post-COVID amenities, including improved outdoor collaboration space.

Italy-based OMLog will house its operations in Building 3 of the newly developed, 3.9 million-square-foot Class A industrial complex

Sonny Jumani has been part of the Rochelle Park-based real estate management and development firm's team for 15 years. Since becoming partner and president in 2014, he's managed the company's 4 million square feet of properties and guided the organization as it repositioned itself to be a complete ground-up organization, with resources to turn around properties with potential to add value to their communities.

RK Kliebenstein is bringing his 28 years of experience to the commercial real estate firm, where he will identify new opportunities in target markets across New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.