CHATHAM, NJ–DTZ says the Northern and Central New Jersey office markets in the second quarter had the highest absorption since the first quarter of 2014, and asking rents rose to $26.60 vs. $26.28 a year ago.
“We are seeing a growing confidence in the New Jersey office market,” says Raymond Trevisan, managing principal of DTZ. “As demand for high quality office space continues to grow, asking rents should inch up accordingly. Also, the positive impact of the Grow New Jersey investment program should continue to boost job creation within the state.”
DTZ is acquiring Cushman & Wakefield and will take the C&W name when the transaction closes later this year.
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