Author: Debra Hazel
Executive Bio
NJ CRE Source author Debra Hazel writes about New Jersey for GlobeSt.com and Real Estate Forum. A Jersey City, NJ-based commercial real estate reporter and media consultant, she is the former Executive Editor of Chain Store Age, and Editor and Editor-at-Large of Shopping Centers Today. She is the author of the International Council of Shopping Centers book "Mixed-Use Development: The Impact of Retail on a Changing Landscape."
Archive
GlobeSt.com's Mack-Cali sponsored Thought Leadership blog NJ CRE Source will cover many aspects of New Jersey commercial real estate. FULL STORY
Hoboken's NY Waterway should increase the appeal to potential tenants of office and multifamily projects nearby. FULL STORY
Getting Office Tenants to Work
A focus on fixing the existing infrastructure should help all who are doing business in the state. FULL STORY
New Jersey's economic outlook isn't great, but it could be worse news for commercial real estate. FULL STORY
NJ Office Cleaners Vote to Allow Negotiators to Call Strike
NEWARK-Members of Local 32BJ Service Employees International Union could walk off the job on January 3 if a new contract isnt reached by December 31. FULL STORY
Its better for the local economy for Panasonic to move from Secaucus to Newark, than to Atlanta or California, and for Bayer consolidate its offices and remain in state. FULL STORY
A Year of Really Big NJ Commercial Real Estate Deals
The last few days have been filled with New Jersey office acquisitions in the hundreds of millions of dollars. FULL STORY
Listening About and to Atlantic City
JLL and the CRDA also are holding public hearings on the plan, but good for them in embracing technology to allow all interested in the future of Atlantic City even if theyre just there to drop some coins in a casino to have their say. FULL STORY
Brick City Development Receives Treasury Designation
NEWARK-The designation as a Community Development Financial Institution by the US Department of Treasury Community Development Financial Institutions Fund should expand the BCDCs credit, capital and financial capabilities. FULL STORY
NJ Class A Office Vacancy Falls to 2008 Levels
PARSIPPANY, NJ-Despite a slow recovery, the states best office buildings continue to benefit from a flight to quality, says Jones Lang LaSalles fourth quarter office report. FULL STORY






