Glen Ridge Luxury Rental Community Achieves Lease Up Milestone
Clarus Glen Ridge, a luxury rental community, has achieved a 100% lease up milestone in less than six months.
Phase Two of Morris County Development The Point at Gateways Celebrates Lease Up
Phase Two’s swift leasing underscores strong demand for luxury housing in Morris County, according to the development team.
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.
Study Says Hoboken, Jersey City Have N.J.’s Highest Rents
The five most expensive zip codes for leasing a home fall in cities along the Hudson River coastline, but a few popular suburban towns aren’t too far behind.
62-Unit Boutique Luxury Rental Community Breaks Ground in Short Hills
Construction has officially started on The Estates at Short Hills, a luxury rental building near the train station and arboretum.
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.
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.
194-Unit Luxury Rental Community in Fort Lee Changes Hands
The 12-story property sits atop the Palisades across from Fort Lee Historic Park and is nearly fully leased.
Sparrow Management Picked as Property Manager for Hackensack’s Crossroads 389
Crossroads 389, an apartment building in Hackensack, has selected Sparrow Management to oversee operations.
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.
