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Murphy Schiller & Wilkes expands with 4 new attorneys
Murphy Schiller & Wilkes' recently added partners and two associates, expanding the Newark-based boutique law firm's commercial real estate, construction and land use practices. Meet the team.
New Jersey industrial real estate gains momentum in 2026
New Jersey's industrial market shows strong leasing activity and declining vacancy as large occupiers return and construction remains constrained.
Garden State Plaza bets on mixed-use future (updated)
Malls are embracing mixed-use development to drive growth. One example? Westfield Garden State Plaza, which is adding luxury apartments and retail in a $300 million expansion to create a walkable town center.
Pic Page: 2026 NJBIZ Leaders in Real Estate, Construction and Design
The NJBIZ Leaders in Real Estate, Construction and Design awards celebrate New Jersey individuals and companies changing the state’s commercial real estate landscape.
ABC, Meta launch $115M data center workforce academy
ABC and Meta launched the $115 million workforce academy to train construction workers for growing data center projects nationwide.
NJ employers tackle men’s mental health crisis
New Jersey employers are expanding mental health support as men in construction, public safety and trades face rising risks.
PCCC partners with Where Trades Go for workforce platform
Passaic County Community College partnered with Where Trades Go to launch a workforce platform connecting trade students with employers.
Panel: Infrastructure hurdles slow NJ construction growth
Experts from Flaster Greenberg PC, ELEC 825 and Rockefeller Group say infrastructure gaps, energy costs and permitting delays are slowing construction and development in New Jersey.
Bohler helps Pingry secure spot as World Cup practice base
Bohler led complex design and engineering work for The Pingry School’s FIFA World Cup upgrades, preparing the campus to host Team Morocco in 2026.
Panel: NJ construction faces costs, labor, infrastructure gaps
NJBIZ convened a group of industry experts for a virtual discussion exploring key hurdles for development, such as rising costs, labor shortages and infrastructure gaps.
AECOM leads NJ construction management firms list
AECOM leads NJ construction management firms with 590 employees, topping the NJBIZ rankings of top companies by workforce size.
OPINION: A call for crackdown on illegal construction labor
The director of the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Union of New Jersey says the state must tackle illegal construction labor practices to protect workers, improve safety and ensure fair competition.
