How Can New Jersey Define Itself
Beyond Its Neighboring Cities?
In New Jersey, commercial real estate developers are seeking to define themselves by more than their proximity to New York or Philadelphia. In communities across the state, the way forward is in making locations that are destinations on their own.
At Bisnow's New Jersey State of the Market event, panelists said they are focused on creating live/work/play environments, which can occur naturally in city centers but have to be curated by developers in suburban areas.
“We're seeing [live/work/play] more desired in…
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Advance Realty Buys The Metropolitan In Hoboken For $77M
A joint venture between Advance Realty and a global investment group purchased the The Metropolitan, a 128-unit, Class-A apartment community, at the intersection of Clinton and Grand streets in Hoboken, for $77M. The building is 97% leased and free and clear…
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Activists Plan Protest At Jersey City's Trump Bay Street
A group of local activists is planning to protest outside of Trump Bay Street, the 447-unit residential high-rise on Bay Street in Downtown Jersey City developed by The Trump Organization, Kushner Cos. and The KABR Group.
The protesters — upset…
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Princeton Is Transforming From An Ivy League Town To A Business Mecca
Princeton, N.J., rarely springs to mind as more than the home of its namesake university. Yet businesses here are flourishing, not as a subsidiary city to Philadelphia and New York City, but as a bubbling corporate and technology hub in…
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LiquidSpace's Newest Service Reinvents Office Design
LiquidSpace's latest innovation could change the future of tenant improvements.
LiquidSpace, a platform for leasing out flex space, expanded its platform today to include flexible workplace designs for companies with 10 to 200 employees. The altSpace program allows tenants to curate a new office (such as above) with LiquidSpace-approved landlords and…
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NAREIT Economists Don't Share The Fed's Concerns About Rising Commercial Property Values
The Federal Reserve is keeping a close eye on the expansion of gross domestic product, rising inflation and fiscal stimulus to determine when the next rate increase should take place, but commercial real estate is causing central bankers particular concern.
In its semi-annual Monetary Policy Report to Congress, the Fed said rising valuations have been a concern for the past year, “with property prices continuing to climb and capitalization rates decreasing to historically low levels.”
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