New Jersey’s Decade of Development Has Created High-End Apartments, Wealthier Renters
A recent study of housing trends during the 2010s shows renter populations increased dramatically throughout the Garden State, especially among well-heeled residents.
Waterfront Edgewater Towne Center with Whole Foods Sells for $53.2 Million
Anchored by Whole Foods and located on nearly 14 acres, Edgewater Towne Center has been sold to a private buyer.
Incredible Industrial-Chic Loft in Lambertville Available for Rent
Located just a block from Lambertville's Canal Towpath, this charming apartment pairs modern finishes with historical details.
Montclair Enacts New Rent Control Ordinance
Despite some pushback, the town’s council passed a rent control law that will limit annual increases on apartment leases to 4.25% and 2.5% for seniors.
100 New Luxury Rentals Are Under Construction in Springfield, Plans to Open by Late...
Developer Garden Communities bringing Springfield Greens, a new boutique multifamily offering along the I-78 corridor in Union County.
Developers Set ‘Shaq Tower’ Opening for Mid-June
Shaquille O’Neal and New Brunswick-based developer Boraie Development have set an opening date for their Shaq Tower project at One Rector Street in Newark.
It’s Not Just Single-Family Demand Surging, COVID-Flight Drove Record Interest to These N.J. Communities
Most headlines about the COVID migration have focused on city-dwellers ditching apartments for single-family homes. However, there’s also been a surge in activity at lower-density, commuter-friendly communities.
36-Unit Multifamily Property in Union County Changes Hands for $6.6 Million
The New Jersey complex features 32 one-bedroom and 4 two-bedroom units with landscaped grounds and resident amenities.
Union City Rental Complex Trades for $31M
New York-based investment firm Maya Capital Partners, Harbor Group International, and a private family office recently acquired an 80-unit development in Union City.
Newark Accepting Public Comment Regarding Plan to Spend $3.5M of CARES Act Funds
The City of Newark could spend more than $3.5 million of funding that it has received through the CARES Act on rental assistance, microenterprise assistance, and "special economic development activities."
