The firm announced two transactions, covering three buildings, including the 27,362-square-foot home of manufacturer Switlik Survival Products.

CBRE represented East Orange-based seller Metropolitan America in the disposition of two properties.

The five-year initiative – which kicked off with a $2.5 million leadership gift from the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, as well as $1 million from the health provider itself – aims to provide programming to benefit the people and spaces surrounding its flagship hospital on Brunswick Avenue.

The work along Route 129 will include a first-in-the-nation Red Clearance Extension system, which uses smart, predictive technology to detect approaching vehicle speeds and automatically adjust intersection traffic signal changes.

The firm represented the seller of the four-building property, which previously served as a distribution center for Budweiser.

Located in the city's downtown, the the property is comprised of 240,000 square feet, making it the largest for-sale in the city, according to the firm.

The nonprofit's former vice president of marketing and communications will help drive the organization’s strategic plan, among other responsibilities.

Highlighted by an enduring commitment to the Trenton community, and following a letter of intent signed last spring, the providers entered a definitive agreement to move forward with the combination.

By participating in online survey, community members will help inform projects designed to revitalize and rejuvenate the area located in and around the capitol's State, Broad, Front and Warren corridors.

The outgoing Senate president lost his seat in the 3rd Legislative District to commercial truck driver and Republican Ed Durr, who has never held a seat in public office and spent only a few thousand dollars on his campaign.

Nestled between the Statehouse complex and the capital’s downtown district, The Lobby Club opened with "professionals, politicians, lobbyists, legislative aides and judges" in mind to offer a place to "have a quick lunch, a quiet dinner or a brandy with colleagues after a long day."

The properties are adjacent to the recycling and waste management company's existing headquarters.City officials and company executives hope the tracts could be turned into something that would benefit the local neighborhood.