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New Jersey Investors Focus on Multifamily and Industrial

New Jersey Investors Focus on Multifamily and Industrial

After a challenging 2023 marked by tight monetary policy and slowing rent growth, New Jersey’s commercial property investors are gearing up to increase spending. Last year’s property sales reached just […]

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New Jersey Industrial Owners Struggle with Growing Big Box Vacancy

New Jersey Industrial Owners Struggle with Growing Big Box Vacancy

A persistent mismatch in New Jersey’s industrial property sector between occupiers’ space needs and the influx of large new projects is creating a divide in the types of available industrial […]

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New Jersey Film Studio Planned Near Birthplace of First One

New Jersey Film Studio Planned Near Birthplace of First One

Renowned inventor Thomas Edison established the world’s first movie production studio, the Black Maria, in West Orange, New Jersey, back in 1893. Now, the city is set to welcome a […]

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New Jersey’s Proposed Liquor License Reform Wins Support

New Jersey Governor’s Proposed Liquor License Reform Wins Support From Real Estate Sector

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposal to overhaul what he described as the state’s “antiquated and confusing” Prohibition-era liquor license laws is drawing support from the real estate community and […]

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ULI Survey Predicts Modest Slowdown, Quick Economic Recovery

Cost of Living

The Urban Land Institute’s semi-annual survey of 40-plus economists and real estate industry analysts suggest an economic and real estate slowdown are on the horizon. The survey, released every May […]

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U.S. Return-to-Office Rates Hit Pandemic High as More Employers Get Tougher

US Return to Work Rate Increases

Workers are returning to U.S. offices at the highest rate since the pandemic forced most workplaces to temporarily close in 2020, as infection rates continue to fall and more companies intensify efforts to bring […]

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Retailers Still Opening in Malls Despite Potential Recession

Retailers and Malls Despite Recession

The biggest shopping mall owners in the United States say retailers are still forging ahead with plans to open new stores in spite of growing recession fears and decades-high inflation […]

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WCRE SECOND QUARTER 2022 REPORT

WCRE SECOND QUARTER 2022 REPORT

With Omicron In The Rear-View Mirror, Southern New Jersey & Philly Markets Face New Obstacles Uncertainty Returns to Commercial Real Estate in Q2 After a Strong First Quarter Commercial real […]

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Return-to-office is flattening as companies navigate employee pushback, commutes, higher gas prices

the modern office space

Following the Omicron variant peak this past winter, a moment was seized upon by many U.S. companies. After many fits and starts, it was time for their employees to return […]

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REITs likely to see slowdown amid changing economy but positive growth still expected

Financial Reporting Property Management

Revenue growth for U.S. REITs is likely to slow over the next two years because of inflation and rising interest rates, say Standard & Poor’s Financial Services LLC analysts. Michael […]

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New Jersey Readies Warehouse Development Guidance As ‘Sprawl’ Concerns Spread Nationally

Warehouse & Industrial Space

New Jersey is drafting guidelines to help its more than 500 municipalities make decisions about the development of warehouses within their borders, as localities across the country grapple with a […]

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WCRE FIRST QUARTER 2022 REPORT

WCRE FIRST QUARTER 2022 REPORT

After a Pause, Southern New Jersey & Philly Markets Appear to have Overcome Omicron Commercial real estate brokerage WCRE reported in its analysis of the first quarter that the post-pandemic […]

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