Transactions

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.

Three years after a mixed-use development was approved, the site has changed hands again and the project will move forward amid a legal battle.

As one developer exits, another stakes a claim in downtown Jersey City's emerging Lackawanna/Soho West neighborhood. 

The deal may just be a Jersey City record for an unfinished apartment.

In a first quarter activity report, Roseland gives insights into the leasing activity surrounding its most-recent residential development, Jersey City Urby.

Hard Rock International buys Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City for four cents on the dollar of the $1.2 billion construction price.

Remember 54 Reservoir Avenue, a large single-family on a double lot in the Heights? After 18 days on the market, the home sold, claiming a spot as one of the top single family home sales in the Heights.

Advance Realty, developer of the recently opened Harlow, announced last week their acquisition of The Metropolitan, a residential and retail property at 1300 Clinton Street in Hoboken.

200 Washington St, a two-story building in Downtown Newark, recently sold for $4.1 million, a sign of Newark's ever-increasing interest among investors.

The U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s largest publicly-traded real estate company has just purchased a majority stake in one of Hoboken’s most modern office buildings, proving that the age-old wisdom of “location, location, location” hasn’t changed much.