PISCATAWAY, NJ— Deals For Less has made a deal for more in Piscataway. The discount retailer will raise the roof an additional ten feet at 727 South Avenue in Piscataway, NJ, and use the 41,000 square-foot industrial facility for the distribution of novelty items.

PHILADELPHIA, PA—Colliers International has arranged a long-term, 24,000-square-foot lease for the newest outpost of national gym brand DavidBartonGym at The Drexel Building, located at 1435 Walnut Street in Philadelphia. The gym will open its first location in Pennsylvania in summer 2015.

FLORHAM PARK, NJ – HFF has arranged a $221.8 million financing for Paramount Realty Services, for a 96-percent-occupied portfolio consisting of 30 retail centers, office and medical office properties totaling approximately 2 million square feet in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

MOORESTOWN, NJ—Architecture still has an imbalance in the proportion of women to men in the profession, but things are improving, says Kimberly Bunn, AIA, newly elected president of the New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Bunn is just the fourth woman to hold the post, although there have been more women in the national office. Hear our exclusive audio interview with Bunn.

LIVINGSTON, NJ—Gebroe-Hammer Associates has promoted four of its top-producing brokers to new executive management positions. Greg Pine of New Vernon was named executive vice president; Nicholas Nicolaou of Ocean Township and Stephen Tragash of South Orange were named senior vice presidents; and Debbie Pomerantz of Passaic was named vice president.

HACKENSACK, NJ—Regional Cancer Care Associates LLC, one of the largest oncology physician networks in the United States, is leasing 6,000 square feet of space for its headquarters at Alfred Sanzari Enterprises' Court Plaza North, 25 Main Street in Hackensack, NJ.

MORRISTOWN, NJ –Toronto-based Avison Young has significantly expanded its presence in New Jersey with a new, 16,500-square-foot office lease to occupy a full floor in the North Tower of Headquarters Plaza in Morristown.

PHILADELPHIA, PA—Millennials value high quality rental properties more than home ownership, says Bradley J. Korman, co-chief executive officer, Korman Communities, and one of the panelists featured at ALM's RealShare Philadelphia Conference February 10 at the historic Union League Club. Korman argues that multifamily property owners and developers should invest in upgrades to their properties to make them more attractive to Millennials and empty-nest renters who want luxury features and upscale amenities.