Jackson officials have announced a grant, made possible through the township’s affordable housing funds, that will bring 46 township substandard housing or rental units up to code.
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Real Estate
Fox Rothschild adds real estate partner
Fox Rothschild LLP continues to expand its real estate practice with the addition of Michael T. Lavigne as a partner.
Read More »Meridian Capital closes mortgages in North and Central Jersey
Meridian Capital Group, LLC, a commercial real estate finance and advisory firm with an office in Iselin, announced the following transactions in New Jersey:
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Taking their experience from the classroom to the state’s disaster areas
It's not just established architects who are taking part in the rebuilding effort from Hurricane Sandy. Since January, students from the New Jersey Institute of Technology have been traveling to the hardest-hit parts of the state, lending their design expertise to homeowners, businesses and municipalities affected by the October storm.
Read More »China Construction enters N.J. market with Morris office buy
Cushman & Wakefield has completed the $71 million sale of an office building in Morris Township, the largest single office building sale in New Jersey this year.
Read More »Rosetta opens West Coast headquarters
Rosetta, of Hamilton, announced Wednesday the opening of its new West Coast headquarters office with the completion of a 48,000-square-foot building in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Read More »Milk Honey announces commitment to Wesmont Station
Developer AvalonBay announced today Milk & Honey Market, the popular Philadelphia and Baltimore market and deli, will bring a location to Wesmont Station, in Wood-Ridge.
Read More »Hartz announces strong first-quarter leasing activity
Hartz Mountain Industries, in Secaucus, announced Wednesday its first-quarter leasing report boasts more than 1.5 million square feet of industrial, office and retail properties leased.
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Building it to last in storm’s aftermath
New Jersey's architects and builders are starting to see the early signs of reconstruction work tied to Hurricane Sandy, though an all-out building boom still may be months away as questions about federal funding and elevation guidelines remain contentious.
Read More »Builder confident transit development project will soon get under way
The residential component that jump-started a decade-old redevelopment plan in Wood-Ridge is all but complete, and the site’s master developer said a new train station project that is critical to the effort may soon break ground.
Read More »Builder confidence falls, but expert expects uptick
Home builders' confidence fell in April for the third month, hurt by concerns over buyer traffic and present sales of single-family homes, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo housing market index.
Read More »HFF arranges 38 million in financing for N.J. properties
Real estate brokerage HFF’s Florham Park office announced Tuesday it has arranged $37.9 million in financing for five garden-style multihousing properties totaling 727 units in various New Jersey locations.
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