Over the past several years, redevelopment of New Brunswick’s downtown renewal district has accelerated at an exciting rate. Premiere Residences is one of the city’s latest projects to debut, where developers unveiled a collection of 207 units perched atop the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center.
Long Branch over the past two decades has seen its property values rise dramatically. That’s in spite of some setbacks, such as a fire in 1987 that destroyed a landmark amusement park and a portion of the city’s boardwalk.
Harrison’s century-old branding was that it was the “hive of industry”
Overshadowed by cities in closer proximity to Manhattan, such as Jersey City and Hoboken, the town couldn’t be said to have held onto that regional relevance throughout the rest of its history.
Centurion Union features 80 new one- and two-bedroom apartments in a five-story building with various amenities at 975 Bonnel Court, Union.
With social distancing and other restrictions in place because of COVID-19, real estate sales and leasing agents have stepped up their use of technology to replicate on-site visits and maintain one-on-one dialogue with potential clients.
The launch of virtual tours and presentations is bearing fruit for a newly developed, 80-unit apartment building in downtown Union.
American Landmark Development, the builder of what’s known as Centurion Union, announced that prospective renters have begun to sign leases after participating in digital presentations at the building.
Prospective renters can now remotely tour one of New Brunswick’s newest luxury apartment buildings, part of a landmark performing arts center project in the downtown.
A new luxury rental building has opened in the bustling Bergen-Lafayette section of Jersey City, with apartments starting at $1,910/month. Located just steps from Liberty State Park, 295 Johnston Avenue, called 295J, contains 309 units, with a mix of studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. In addition to being next to the 1,212-acre waterfront park, the rental boasts an impressive landscaped courtyard with a pool, fire pits, barbecue grills, and ping pong tables.
Real estate developer Jonathan Kushner was not only practicing smart social distancing, but also preaching from afar the importance of voluntary isolation to the thousands of tenants who reside or work in one of the holdings of his KRE Group.
Industry Magazine features our clients 235 Grand in Jersey City, 7 Seventy House in Hoboken and Nine on the Hudson in West New York as Marquee Developments.
With the coronavirus crisis still escalating, two prominent New Jersey developers are now among those to offer virtual tours of their newly opened residential properties.
Bijou Properties and RPM Development announced Tuesday that they’ve created such programs, seeking to remotely accommodate prospective tenants.
