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10 most expensive homes sold in Burlington County, Oct. 26-Nov. 1

A single-family home in Moorestown that sold for $2.75 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Burlington County over the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1. The county saw a total of 120 residential real estate sales during the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1, averaging...

Burlington County, NJ · 3d

The Bergen Record

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NJ was ‘screaming’ for warehouses. Now many struggle to find tenants

As the COVID-19 pandemic swept through New Jersey in 2020, it spurred growth in online purchases as people were forced to isolate at home. That, in turn, spiked demand for warehouse space. And warehouses started popping up all over — generating anger and opposition among many New Jersey residents. But it turns out that warehouse developers overestimated demand. Throughout New Jersey, developers are hitting the brakes on construction of new warehouses, which are also called “logistics hubs,” “distribution centers” and “fulfillment centers.” Warehouse construction is at half the level seen during the pandemic, said Brian Golden, a senior logistics executive at CBRE, a company that negotiates leases between the owners of commercial space and the companies that occupy them. Story continues below photo gallery. Tim Evans, research director of New Jersey Future, a policy advocacy group, said that “demand for storage space spiked during COVID for several reasons, and then the commercial construction industry might have slightly overshot in their response, building a bit more than was actually necessary for supply to catch up to demand.” Total warehouse space in North Jersey has grown 12% since 2016, from 203 million square feet to nearly 227 million square feet, reported CoStar,

New Jersey · 9h

WHYY

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Philadelphia Housing Authority’s first Center City apartments are finally moving forward

Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. After a decade of planning, construction is underway on a 121-unit apartment building in Center...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

DELCO.Today

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3 Delaware County Towns Rank Among Nation’s Best Places to Live

Three Delaware County towns have found a spot on the best places to live in the United States, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Niche recently released its latest annual rankings, based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the FBI, the Department of Education, the IRS, and other sources. To determine the rankings, the company focused on metrics such as affordability, local housing markets, neighborhood diversity, public schools, and walkability, among others.

Delaware County, PA · 2d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Bristol Borough’s Hospitality Boom: New Hotel, Sports Bar, and Rooftop Deck Coming to Radcliffe Street

Bristol Borough is getting a major hospitality facelift, courtesy of a hometown developer betting big on its own backyard. Bristol-based B. Mazzocchi Development is pouring at least $6.5 million into three separate projects along Radcliffe Street, aiming to bring the borough its first hotel, additional lodging, and a splashy new entertainment venue, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal.

Bristol, PA · 2d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Simon Property Group’s Oxford Valley Mall Rides a National Mall Comeback

Malls across the country are outperforming every other type of commercial real estate, and Bucks County has a front-row seat to the trend through Simon Property Group’s Oxford Valley Mall, writes Kate King for The Wall Street Journal. Mall values climbed 13 percent over the past year, more than...

Bucks County, PA · 8d

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Bordentown Racking Firm Leases Entire 276,000-Square-Foot Penwood Warehouse

A family-owned racking and shelving company has leased an entire industrial building in Bordentown, taking all 275,955 square feet of a recently renovated warehouse at 201 Elizabeth St. Diversified Rack & Shelving Inc. will occupy the full property under a deal with landlord Penwood Real Estate Investment Management LLC, moving into a facility built for heavy trailer traffic and tall storage racks.

Bordentown, NJ · 2d

DELCO.Today

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PAWS’ $15M South Philadelphia HQ Will Triple Its Space for Rescues

More homeless dogs and cats could soon find a way out of Philadelphia’s shelter system, as the city’s largest animal rescue partner builds a $15 million South Philadelphia headquarters three times the size of its current space, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Philadelphia Animal...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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North Philly Nonprofit Turns Vacant Homes Into $160K Starter Houses

2335 N. Fairhill St. — Approximate Site of Rehabilitated Pilot Home. Inarvis Ramos is set to close next month on a renovated three-bedroom house that sat vacant for a decade — and her new mortgage payment, about $1,000 a month, will be lower than what she currently pays in rent. The 43-year-old, who works at a nearby school, is one of the latest buyers moving through a pilot program that is converting empty houses in North Philadelphia into affordable homes for first-time buyers.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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A building trades union is getting a $1-a-year land deal from the city of Philadelphia

On a gray morning in Southwest Philadelphia, a wide stretch of city owned ground sits quiet beside rail lines and warehouse roofs. Neighbors know the parcel as empty land the city has held for years. City Hall now knows it as the site of a proposed lease that would hand 21 acres to a building trades union for a dollar a year, so the union can raise an apprenticeship training yard. The Philly union land deal has already become a test of how this city treats public property when a powerful labor ally comes asking.

Philadelphia, PA · 11h

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Zoning Board Rejects 420-Unit Lancaster Avenue Project, Developer Vows Fight

5100 Lancaster Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed 45-Unit Building. A proposal to build 420 apartments across three Lancaster Avenue properties in West Philadelphia's Cathedral Park area has stalled at the Zoning Board of Adjustment, which ruled against the developer following a contentious hearing on Oct. 21. The plan from Haverford Square Properties called for 42 affordable units, but it also asked for a building six feet taller than current zoning allows, a sticking point that proved decisive before the board.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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New Jersey high school students turn a football field into something extraordinary to fight hunger

New Jersey high school students drive a statewide initiative gathering over 113.4T of provisions to support vulnerable regional centers. High school volunteers fill an entire athletic stadium with donations, breaking state records for local food drive collections. Regional distribution networks transport hundreds of thousands of meals directly to families experiencing...

New Jersey · 2d

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Glassboro Board Approves 220-Unit Glassworks Tower, Old Library Set to Fall

Glassboro's planning board has unanimously approved Glassworks, a six-story mixed-use building that will bring 220 apartments and 8,208 square feet of retail space to Main Street, replacing the borough's former library and a row of High Street shops. The vote came Wednesday, clearing the way for one of the biggest redevelopment projects downtown has seen in years.

Glassboro, NJ · 2d

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New Jersey Warehouse Landlords Gain Leverage as Construction Drops 58%

Owners of existing warehouses in New Jersey are gaining the upper hand as new construction dries up, Bisnow reported from its Northeast Industrial and Manufacturing Conference. Industrial deliveries fell 58% year over year in the third quarter, according to a Newmark report, which also showed stronger absorption. Executives at the...

New Jersey · 1d

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Kensington Corridor Trust Nears $19.6M Deal to Bring 116 J-Centrel Apartments Into Community Hands

Kensington Corridor Trust is closing in on its biggest bet yet, with a $19.6 million deal that would put one of the neighborhood’s largest mixed-use properties into community hands, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The nonprofit expects to buy J-Centrel, a 157,000-square-foot complex at 3400 J...

Philadelphia, PA · 10h

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The Mackenzie Roberts Brings a Creative Perspective to Philadelphia Real Estate and Technology

The Philadelphia-based business combines creative production, property operations and AI-assisted digital tools to change how properties and neighborhoods are presented. PHILADELPHIA, PA / ACCESS Newswire / November 9, 2026 / TheMackenzieRoberts.com, a Philadelphia-based real estate marketing and brand development business, is applying more than a decade of creative production experience to the region’s property market. It combines film and television production, digital marketing and hands-on property management experience, with a focus on how artificial intelligence and digital content can change the way properties, neighborhoods and commercial developments are marketed.

Philadelphia, PA · 15h

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Trenton’s Former Middle School Site to Become 107 Affordable Senior Apartments

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority recently agreed to support the construction of a four-story senior housing complex at the former site of the Trenton Junior One Middle School in the state capital. The project, known as THA Senior, is located at 800 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Trenton’s...

Trenton, NJ · 4d

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Permits Issued for Nine-Unit Residential Building at 1258 South 45th Street in Spruce Hill, West Philadelphia

Permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story, nine-unit multi-family building at 1258 South 45th Street in Spruce Hill, West Philadelphia. Th development’s floor area will total 8,523 square feet. The project will offer a cellar and three private roof decks with individual access. The project team consists of KORE Architecture as responsible for the designs and TNA Builders LLC as the contractor.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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South Philly's 1889 Church Set to Become 30-Room Hotel by 2029

A 137-year-old church complex at 1900 S. 16th St. in South Philadelphia is set to become a 30-room boutique hotel, following an $8 million renovation. Huttenlock purchased the former True Gospel Tabernacle Family Church building for $2 million, and the project has already secured zoning permits for the hotel conversion.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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Permits Issued for 18-Unit Residential Building at 1428-30 West Allegheny Avenue in Glenwood, North Philadelphia

Permits have been issued for the construction of a four-story, 18-unit residential building at 1428-30 West Allegheny Avenue in Glenwood, North Philadelphia. The development will span 14,282 square feet and offer parking for 11 cars and six bicycles. City records list New Concepts Construction as the contractor and HYC Architects as responsible for the designs.

Philadelphia, PA · 3d