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NYC-based Margules Properties closed last week on yet another property in Jersey City, this one at 2800 Kennedy Boulevard, further adding to their already significant holdings in Journal Square.

Key Food relocated its corporate office from Staten Island to Matawan, New Jersey, and Ware Malcomb provided interior architecture and design, as well as branding, services for the project.

Red Bank’s downtown rivals any NYC neighborhood with plenty to eat, drink, see, and do. Now, a real estate firm is developing a SoHo-inspired office space to match.

Levoni was previously based in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood and moved its US operations to Hoboken.

A developer from Colorado spent over $4 million to buy a recently shuttered factory in Woodbridge from Procter & Gamble.

SJP Properties has begun work on the next portion of their development to a property just steps from the Morristown train station.

We’ve all seen the house flipping shows but how about office tower flipping? That’s precisely what happened with this Downtown Jersey City office building that was purchased in 2013 when it was badly damaged by Superstorm Sandy. After extensive renovations, the building has now been resold for a hefty profit.

Western Union owned and occupied the Montvale office complex at 100 Summit Avenue for nearly 15 years.

The century-old property, which underwent an extensive gut renovation in 2014, is officially on the market and looking for a buyer.

The retail giant is reportedly close to a deal that would expand the company’s footprint to 400,000 square feet at a recently renovated property.