The 6.9 percent average hike in the rates used to set workers’ compensation premiums, which took effect Jan. 1, has been driven by macroeconomic forces and tied to New Jersey’s escalating medical costs and lower overall payrolls, a result of the relatively high unemployment rate, according to experts. Net premiums, the funding source for benefits, ...

If businesses want to keep recruiting and maintaining top talent in New Jersey, then they will have to move out of suburbs and get back to their urban roots, according to one survey.

The empty parcels of land next to the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee moved one step closer to being occupied Wednesday.

Growth in New Jersey's industrial real estate market could bode well for the state's office sector in 2012, but gains in office activity may be held back by slow job creation in the coming year, two of the Garden State's top brokers said.

Using property the company already owns, Mack-Cali Realty Corp. announced Wednesday it is partnering with Ironstate Development Co. to build two residential towers on the Jersey City waterfront.

Protecting data by operating data centers internally and using redundant power sources remain key criteria for corporations when selecting a data center, according to a survey co-authored by Newmark Knight Frank and CoreNet Global.

New Jersey home prices still exceed the national average by a wide margin, but according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, South Jersey continues to be hardest hit with declining home prices.