With an N.J. location already in Short Hills, the new space will span 43,000 square feet.
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Real Estate
Newark Museum of Art reveals plan for $85M mixed-use Museum Parc
The state's largest art institution is looking to expand, with a proposal that it says would help create a cultural hub in downtown Newark with expanded facilities, housing and more.
Read More »Edgewood expands affordable housing for vets
The real estate development and management company's Veterans Affordable Housing Initiative is an extension of the Veterans Preference program it debuted in 2019 with the opening The Edge at Freehold, and coincides with the grand opening and groundbreaking for two different properties.
Read More »Fairfield multi-housing community secures $10.5M refinancing
JLL Capital Markets arranged the 15-year, fixed-rate loan for this 36-unit luxury property.
Read More »WCRE completes 22,000-square-foot South Jersey industrial sale
According to the firm, the purchaser will relocate its distribution warehouse to Burlington County from Long Island, N.Y.
Read More »Towing service expands in Elmwood Park with NAI Hanson assist
A plot of land in Bergen County with "exceptional accessibility" will bolster Five Start Towing's storage capabilities.
Read More »Commercial Real Estate Power 50 N – Z, 2021
The individuals recognized in these pages are largely responsible for the strength of the state's commercial real estate market, making them important economic actors.
Read More »No. 8: David Barry & Michael Barry
Co-owners of Ironstate Development Co. the brothers have brought transformative thinking to neighborhoods in cities like Hoboken, Jersey City, Harrison and Montclair.
Read More »No. 2: Chris Paladino
As president of the New Brunswick Development Corp., he's set the standard for what it means to be a developer in New Jersey.
Read More »No. 3: Aisha Glover
In the course of a decade, she's become a fixture in Newark. Even her work last year to help launch Audible’s Global Center for Urban Development has its roots in New Jersey’s largest city; the company does, after all, have its headquarters there.
Read More »No. 5: John Saraceno
Since co-founding Onyx Equities LLC in 2004 with partner Jonathan Schultz, the company has acquired more than $3 billion worth of real estate assets throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut and executed over $400 million in asset repositioning projects across all property types.
Read More »No. 10: Michael McGuinness
He's the head of NAIOP’s New Jersey chapter, the trade group for the state’s commercial real estate industry, which has amid the turmoil of the past two years, hosted webinars on how the industry could navigate the pandemic and plan for a post-COVID world.
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