MARLTON, NJ—Continuing a trend first notedduring the second quarter, the Southern New Jersey commercial realestate market appears to be shifting from recovery to growth,according to the latest analysis by Wolf Commercial RealEstate.
The firm's third quarter market report finds mostly positivetrends during the third quarter. The CRE market continued buildingupon positive trends seen in the previous quarters, with increasesin new leases and renewals, as well as further positive absorptionof vacant properties.
“The market's fundamentals continue to strengthen, and it seemslike the economy has found its footing after a prolonged period ofrecovery,” says Jason Wolf, founder and principalof WCRE. “We're still a long way off frompre-recession levels, but hiring is up, office employment is up,and businesses are showing signs of expansion, all of which bodeswell for the commercial real estate market.”
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