SECAUCUS, NJ-ZT Systems, a provider of servers and hardware, is establishing its corporate headquarters at the Harmon Cove building here, according to Colliers International, who brokered the deal.

PHILADELPHIA-The company has expanded its Northeastern presence by opening an office at 100 South Broad Street in the heart of downtown Philadelphia.

SADDLE BROOK, NJ-Current market demand could lead to less 100,000-plus transactions in 2012, according to CBRE.

OLD BRIDGE, NJ-The closings of Borders, Sixth Avenue Electronics, Syms and Einstein Moomjy are having a big impact on leasing, brokerage sources tell GlobeSt.com.

JERSEY CITY- Almost 400 real estate professionals from around the country gathered at NAIOP&#146;s two-day <b>I.con: The Industrial Conference</b> here to consider the big-picture concerns affecting industrial real estate.

ASBURY PARK, NJ-A mid-rise building at 1700 Webb St. in the city&#146;s redevelopment zone sold for $2.6 million, and a smaller complex on Washington Avenue was re-acquired by a previous owner for $560,000, GlobeSt.com has learned exclusive from Gebroe-Hammer.

TRENTON-The board approved the credit to keep 574 full-time jobs in the city. At this week&#146;s meeting, the EDA also approved $87 million in tax credits under the Grow NJ program for three smaller projects.

PITTSBURGH, PA-The single-tenant net-leased urgent care healthcare centers in Pennsylvania and West Virginia traded for $12 million, or $309 per square foot, according to Marcus &amp; Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, GlobeSt.com has learned.