Entrepreneur and city native Eric LeGrande selected the transit-oriented, mixed-use development for the brick-and-mortar launch of his shop.

The facility along the New Jersey Turnpike corridor accommodates supply chain logistics needs for Vandale Industries Inc. so it can get its products to customers with limited delay.

The state-of-the-art industrial facility will serve as the new headquarters for the 100-year-old company, one of the largest distributors of plumbing, heating, HVAC and industrial supplies on the East Coast.

The Westfield-based developer will collaborate with Welltower and Atria to transform a senior living community at the city's transit village, while Pulte Homes will develop new construction townhomes and condominiums to appeal to a wide variety of residents.

The physical and occupational therapy company will occupy the entire second floor of the two-story commercial building as its corporate headquarters.

A Pita Pocket purchased the 11,800-square-foot Union County asset, which features 20-foot-high ceilings, two drive-in doors, 12 parking spaces, second-floor office space and yard space.

Still under construction, three tenants secured spots totaling 21,783 square feet within the Denholtz Properties-owned building in Monmouth County.

Strategic Funding Alternatives purchased the nearly 110,000-square-foot West Windsor asset that served as the corporate headquarters of Princeton Insurance Co. from the 1980s until recently.

The three-year, floating-rate loan was secured through ConnectOne Ban for Larken Associates' newest luxury multifamily community.

A report by a nationwide alliance of colleges and universities highlights Rutgers University-­New Brunswick’s efforts to improve opportunity for low- and moderate-income students.

CBRE has announced the sale of two mixed-used, multifamily properties in Manville, totaling a combined 8,000 square feet, for $880,000.

Managers of New Jersey’s $78 billion public worker pension fund said Thursday they will not divest from Nike stock, following requests by a member in September who was displeased with the shoe company’s ad featuring former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.