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NJ life sciences demand steady as vacancy rises: Colliers
A new life sciences market report from Colliers places New Jersey in the top 10 markets nationwide, citing strong workforce, leasing activity and long-term growth outlook.
NEST campus in Kenilworth begins multimillion-dollar renovation (photos)
Ownership will add 75,000 square feet of modernized amenity space at the sprawling life sciences and technology campus that previously served as Merck's headquarters.
CoreWeave acquires NEST data center from Onyx JV for $322M (updated)
The cloud provider specializing in AI infrastructure previously leased the building at the sprawling, 2 million-square-foot mixed-use life sciences campus.
NEST campus in Kenilworth adds NJIT as first academic partner
The high-profile tenant is the latest to sign on at the former Merck campus, following Revlon's decision to move its R&D operations from Edison as well as CoreWeave's commitment to invest $1.2 billion at the campus.
Revlon R&D relocating to NEST Center with new lease
The new addition at the Northeast Science and Technology Center comes on the heels of CoreWeave's announcement it will also take up space at the former Merck base in Kenilworth.
CoreWeave clinches long-term lease, invests $1.2B at Kenilworth campus
“CoreWeave’s commitment to invest over a billion dollars at the NEST campus demonstrates New Jersey’s leading role in artificial intelligence – and our innovation strategies are working,” Gov. Phil Murphy said in a press release.
At former Merck site, Onyx, Outshine Properties ready to ‘NEST’
With the former occupier moved out, the Northeast Science and Technology Center is ready to get to work – starting with renovations for a 280,000-square-foot research and development facility.
Onyx announces NEST life sciences hub at former Merck site
"The biotechnology industry has a high demand for both turnkey and customizable solutions," said co-founder and managing partner John Saraceno. "NEST allows those on the cutting edge of medicine to focus on finding cures — rather than an office location."
