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IOREBA events strengthen relationships, welcome new members & connect the CRE community

  • Writer: MAREJ
    MAREJ
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Network at the 2026 Annual Golf, Tennis, and Pickleball Outing on Monday, June 15, 2026


Morristown, NJ — The Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association (IOREBA) will host its 2026 Annual Golf, Tennis, and Pickleball Outing on Monday, June 15, 2026, at the Morris County Golf Club in Morristown.

A longstanding tradition for the organization, the outing brings together commercial real estate professionals from across the region for a full day of networking, recreation, and industry camaraderie.

Check-in and registration will begin at 11:00 AM, with access to the putting green and driving range available then. Lunch will be served starting at 11:30 AM. Tennis and pickleball programming will begin at 1:00 PM, complementing a full afternoon of golf and on-site activities.


The evening program will feature an open bar from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, followed by a dinner reception and awards presentation from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Attendees may also choose to register exclusively for the evening portion of the event.

“This event continues to be one of IOREBA’s most anticipated gatherings each year,” said Lorenzo Lambiase, president of IOREBA. “It’s an opportunity to strengthen relationships, welcome new members, and connect in a more informal setting outside of the deal environment.”

The annual outing reflects IOREBA’s broader mission to support the region’s commercial real estate community through meaningful programming, market insight, and professional connections. The organization represents brokers, developers, owners, and service providers across New Jersey and the surrounding region. A limited number of sponsorship opportunities remain available, offering high-visibility branding, direct engagement with attendees, and the opportunity to distribute promotional items to all registered golf, tennis, and pickleball participants.


The Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association’s Developer’s Night highlights market pressures and evolving policy landscape


Shown from top row left: Joshua Glussky, Jack Fersko, James McGucken, Lorenzo Lambiase. Bottom row left: Steve Senior, Bree Manchanda, Tom Bergeron, Jarod Zatloukai, and Peter Feldman.
Shown from top row left: Joshua Glussky, Jack Fersko, James McGucken, Lorenzo Lambiase. Bottom row left: Steve Senior, Bree Manchanda, Tom Bergeron, Jarod Zatloukai, and Peter Feldman.

Teaneck, NJ — The Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association (IOREBA) hosted its Annual Developer’s Night on March 30, 2026, at the Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, drawing a strong turnout of developers, brokers, owners, and commercial real estate professionals for an evening of networking and industry discussion.

The event featured an extensive networking reception with expo-style exhibits, followed by a buffet dinner and a panel discussion focused on the current state of the industrial and office real estate markets.

Moderated by Tom Bergeron, owner and editor of BINJE, the panel included:

• Steven T. Senior, senior partner, Riker Danzig LLP

• Jack Fersko, Co-Chair, Real Estate Department, Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP

• Jared Zatloukal, managing director, Principal Asset Management

• Peter Feldman, vice president, Saddleback Real Estate & president, Legacy Real Estate Developers

Shown from left: Stacey Weinberg Kierman (Federal Business Centers), Jeffrey Milanaik (Bridge Industrial)
Shown from left: Stacey Weinberg Kierman (Federal Business Centers), Jeffrey Milanaik (Bridge Industrial)

Panelists discussed a range of factors influencing development activity across New Jersey and the broader region, noting that permitting timelines and regulatory complexity remain key constraints on project execution. Additional pressures include rising construction costs, energy expenses, and broader economic uncertainty, all of which are impacting deal feasibility and investment decisions.

The discussion also addressed the state’s evolving policy environment, with panelists pointing to early signals from New Jersey’s new administration in Trenton, while emphasizing that meaningful progress on systemic challenges will take time.

Across both industrial and office sectors, the panel conveyed a measured and pragmatic outlook, balancing long-term opportunity with near-term constraints tied to capital markets, operating costs, and tenant demand.


Shown from left: Robert Dinner (NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co), Jeff Furey (Lee & Assoc), Marv Glazerman (Glazerman Realty)
Shown from left: Robert Dinner (NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co), Jeff Furey (Lee & Assoc), Marv Glazerman (Glazerman Realty)

“Developer’s Night continues to provide a valuable forum for candid discussion around the issues shaping our industry,” said Lorenzo Lambiase, president of IOREBA and vice president at NAI James E. Hanson. “This year’s conversation reflected both the resilience of the market and the realities developers are navigating today.”

The event reinforced IOREBA’s role in convening industry leaders and delivering timely insights on the evolving commercial real estate landscape.

About IOREBA

The Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association (IOREBA) is one of the nation’s largest and oldest regional commercial real estate organizations, serving New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. Founded in 1926, IOREBA provides its members with access to market intelligence, professional networking, and industry leadership in the industrial and office sectors.


 
 
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