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By Joe Latina, LMT Commercial Realty/CORFAC International Delaware retail demand remains healthy, new construction is active but deliberate, vacancy remains low and redevelopment is reshaping the state’s retail landscape. Delaware’s retail market enters the fall of 2026 with a favorable combination of consumer demand, limited high-quality supply and continued residential growth. However, the market is becoming increasingly polarized. Modern, well-located grocery-anchored and

By Robert S. Baranowski, Jr., Hyland Levin Shapiro LLP Data centers are the latest type of development to achieve pariah status in New Jersey. However, as the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) services continues to rise, it is inevitable that data centers will occupy more real estate across the state. Hyperscale facilities are drawing attention over concerns about noise levels, energy consumption, and water usage for cooling servers, but data centers run the gamut from smal

By Michael Mullin, Integrated Business Systems (IBS) and ProtectMyIT Shadow IT required a purchase. Shadow AI requires a paste. That distinction may be one of the most important technology issues commercial real estate executives need to understand as artificial intelligence moves into everyday operations. For years, companies worried about employees purchasing software or subscribing to cloud applications without involving IT. There was usually some friction - a purchase, in

Monroe County project will modernize treatment plant and meet new copper requirements Skytop, Monroe County, PA — The Shapiro Administration announced an investment of $306.4 million for 29 drinking water and wastewater projects across 23 counties through the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST). Skytop Lodge Corporation received a $5.205 million loan for upgrades to the sewage treatment plant. Upgrades include the addition of an influent screening syst

Commerce Park pairs 17.9 MW with 276,000 s/f of existing space Decatur, IL — As power availability becomes an increasingly important factor in industrial and data center site selection, New Jersey-based Weiss Realty is renewing its focus on Commerce Park, its 138-acre industrial property in Decatur, IL. Located adjacent to an Ameren Utility Company substation, Commerce Park currently has 17.9 megawatts of available power, with the potential for significantly greater capacity.

SVP Don Baxter & VP Michael Salomon arrange sale of 20 apartments in Essex County East Orange, NJ — The Kislak Company, Inc. completed the sale of two multifamily properties in East Orange, Essex County, for $3.575 million. The sales included a 12-unit property at 5 Harvard St. and an eight-unit property at 82 South Harrison St. An additional lot used for parking at 118 South Clinton St. was also included. Kislak marketed the properties on exclusive basis with senior vice pre

Crow Holdings at 6A joins a limited group of LEED warehouse/distribution properties in NJ BURLINGTON, NJ — Crow Holdings at 6A in Burlington achieved LEED certification the world’s most widely recognized green building certification program and an international symbol of sustainability excellence. Design and development of the partially leased, 294,000 s/f Crow Holdings Development (CHD) property at 1804 River Rd. incorporated a range of strategies to enhance building perform