NJBIZ

NJBIZ is New Jersey's premier business journal, offering a weekly print edition that reaches over 15,000 readers. In addition to its print presence, it delivers round-the-clock business news via its website, NJBIZ.com, and multiple daily email newsletters. Established in 1987 and located in the Somerset area of Franklin Township, NJBIZ is also recognized statewide for hosting events that celebrate the achievements of New Jersey’s leading business figures. The publication is part of Journal Multimedia, a company focused on publishing and events, headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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Cushman & Wakefield secures $81M loan for Jersey City apartments

2 days ago | njbiz.com | Jessica Perry

Cushman & Wakefield arranged a new loan for the 200-unit luxury multifamily property One Grove in Jersey City. The commercial real estate services firm announced the $81 million refinancing June 24. CushWake worked on behalf of the borrower, Sing Wang of TKK Capital. Societe Generale provided the five-year, full-term interest-only loan. Located at 215 Gove St., One Grove opened in 2024.
Kean expands in-state tuition to regional students

2 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

Students from surrounding states can now attend Kean University at in-state tuition rates. The Union-based school’s board of trustees voted this week to approve the new rates. The updated charges apply to students from New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Annual tuition and fees for full-time undergraduate students will total $15,299.
Burlington building sells for $8.5M after industrial conversion

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Jessica Perry

Following a comprehensive redevelopment to convert an office-configured facility back to industrial use, a Burlington building sold for $8.5 million. Colliers announced the transaction involving the 57,900-square-foot building at 6 Terri Lane June 23. The diversified professional services and investment management company represented the seller, Aspen Real Estate. Additional terms were not disclosed.
JLL marketing plug-and-play lab suites at HELIX in New Brunswick

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Jessica Perry

The basics: JLL is marketing five pre-built lab/office suites at HELIX 1 in New Brunswick Suites range from 3,500 square feet to 9,500 square feet Tenants get private space; access to shared amenities and programming HELIX is a $750M innovation hub backed by partners including Rutgers and DEVCO As the Health & Life Science Exchange continues to take on three dimensions, JLL is working to fill the space with the debut of a limited number of plug-and-play laboratory suites at the rising New...
J.P. Morgan business outlook: Optimism fades, resilience remains

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

J.P. Morgan Chase is out with its 2025 Business Leaders Outlook Pulse Survey – taking the temperature of middle market business owners about the current economic conditions. The survey, conducted between June 4–18, polled 718 U.S. middle market (annual revenues between $20 million and $500 million) business owners and leaders across various industries. “Businesses are operating with caution in the current environment,” said Matt Sable, co-head of J.P. Morgan Commercial Bank.
NJBIZ Conversations EXTRA: OceanFirst CEO Chris Maher

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

Making sense of what’s happening in the economy is almost always difficult, and doing so is harder than ever these days. For example, in the space of about three days we learned of a U.S. attack on Iran and a retaliatory strike against American targets in the Middle East. We learned of the escalating conflict amid a heatwave that could end up rewriting the meteorological record books around these parts. And all of that came as uncertainty deepened over trade and immigration policies.
Chef Burke, Jonas Brothers among NJ Hall of Fame class of 2025

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Dawn Furnas

The basics:NJ Hall of Fame announces 17 inducteesInduction set for Nov. 21 at American DreamClass includes Jonas Brothers, The Isley Brothers, Martin BrodeurInductees span business, entertainment, sports and public serviceThe New Jersey Hall of Fame announced its 2025 class of inductees June 24 – a group that includes no shortage of star power or business acumen. The 17 Garden State legends will be honored at the 17th Annual New Jersey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Nov.
NAI Hanson to market Bayonne industrial amid $12M modernization

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Jessica Perry

With warehouse and distribution space available, NAI James E Hanson was recently enlisted to market Bayonne Distribution Center in Bayonne. NAI Hanson Vice Presidents Russell Verducci and Eric Demmers along with Associate Colin Goldstein will oversee the assignment on behalf of owner Turnbridge Equities. The Teterboro-based commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm announced its appointment June 23.
NJ Transit advances Raritan River Bridge rebuild

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Matthew Fazelpoor

A group of state leaders and officials gathered Tuesday in Perth Amboy to mark the next phase of the Raritan River Bridge replacement project. The more than $440 million project replaces the current bridge on the North Jersey Coast Line, which has been in service since 1908. “Today, we are coming together in support of our shared mission to build a world-class transportation system, supported by safe, state-of-the-art, and reliable infrastructure,” said Gov. Phil Murphy.
NJ American Water lifts mandatory conservation notice

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Dawn Furnas

After the state lifted its drought warning earlier this month, New Jersey American Water has canceled its mandatory conservation notice for all customers across the Garden State, the Camden-based utility announced June 23. However, the company said a voluntary conservation notice remains in place for Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth and Ocean counties.