New Jersey

The New Jersey landscape is richly unique. We are proud to be here, partnering with occupiers to secure the best possible outcome — whatever your commercial real estate needs are.

We focus on the north and central regions of the Garden State with 21 primary submarkets are between New York City and Philadelphia. We provide commercial real estate services to diverse industries, including sectors such as technology, legal, pharmaceutical, biotech, insurance, chemical and telecommunications. Our recommendations are always created with your best interests in mind.

Latest Insights

Whitepaper

October 21, 2021

Cresa Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Revealing insights in commercial real estate through geospatial analysis.

News

October 20, 2021

Cresa adds Doug Sharp as Advisor to Board of Directors

Cresa announced the appointment of Doug Sharp as Advisor to its Board of Directors. Sharp will help Cresa’s executive leadership continue to execute an aggressive growth strategy.

Blog

October 18, 2021

Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging at Cresa: A message from Tod Lickerman

Cresa has taken meaningful steps to work on Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging (DIB) within the company.

News

October 12, 2021

Q+A: Knight Frank and Cresa talk transatlantic tie-up and shaking up occupier advisory

The two firms explain the drivers behind their newly formed occupier-focused alliance.

News

April 23, 2021

Off-Market Acquisition of 394,000 SF Broadacres Office Park in Bloomfield New Jersey

New Jersey’s team of Dennis Gralla, Jim Scancarella and Jonathan Marks finalized the acquisition of 4 buildings at Broadacres Park on behalf of their institutional clients ERCT Capital Group & MAVeCaP LLC and the seller P3 Properties.

Market-Research

April 30, 2020

Q1 2020 New Jersey Industrial Market Report

Market-Research

April 29, 2020

Q1 2020 New Jersey Office Market Report

Blog

May 23, 2018

Avoiding Costly Renewal Mistakes

Understanding medical-specific renewals is a vital part of any medical portfolio strategy, as the option to renew typically occurs every five to ten years for each location your practice operates. However, renewals are the most commonly misunderstood and least utilized for improving your bottom line, mitigating future risks and increasing flexibility in the ever-changing medical world.