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.

The former is founder and chairman of The Hampshire Cos., and one of the most well-known developers in the state. The latter represents the second generation of family leadership at the company, serving as president and CEO since 2004.

New Jersey's CRE market has been exceptionally strong for several years, including through a deadly global pandemic. The individuals recognized in this year's list are largely responsible for that strength.

She oversees the activities of more than 50 employees at The Marketing Director, which has cemented its place as one of the preeminent on-site residential marketing, leasing and sales firm in the Northeast.

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.

This year should be big for Coscia, a partner at Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, who is also the chairman of Amtrak and one of three trustees of the Gateway Development Program Corp., the nonprofit managing the estimated $20 billion bridge and tunnel undertaking above and below the Hudson River. Federal funding for Gateway is ...

Founding Jack Morris Construction when he was just 18, he now serves as president and CEO of Edgewood Properties Inc. which owns, operates and manages commercial and residential real estate around the country.

The top 10 honorees are ranked numerically; the others are listed alphabetically.

The president and chief executive officer of Russo Development has transformed the business his father founded in 1969 into one of the state’s most active development companies.

According to the firm, just under 8,000 square feet of available space remains at the property where construction was completed earlier this year.

Set to include 140,000 square feet of retail space on 20 acres at Morris Township's former Colgate-Palmolive campus, the project from Accurate Builders & Developers and DeVimy Equities has an eye toward reimagining the services and goals of a suburban retail center.