Commercial Real Estate

Understanding construction liens is essential for property owners, contractors, suppliers and subcontractors involved in commercial development projects in New Jersey. Any party to the project who has not received agreed-upon payment for supplies or labor can place...

Commercial real estate in New Jersey can be a rewarding investment, but it also comes with complexities, especially when it comes to taxes. One tax strategy you might find useful is the 1031 exchange. Named after Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, this...

Many people in New Jersey choose to invest in commercial real estate to increase earning potential, diversify their portfolios or tax advantage of tax benefits, among other common reasons. The commercial real estate market has many different types of commercial...

There are different loans available to business owners who want to buy or expand their commercial properties. Sometimes getting a traditional loan proves difficult. If so, an asset-based loan or line of credit could be the answer. According to the U.S. Small Business...

If you are looking for a space to lease for your office, there are a lot of things to keep in mind. Once you find a space that is a good fit, you will need to sign a lease agreement that defines each party's rights and responsibilities. A commercial lease differs from...

After leasing commercial space in New Jersey, you may find that there are certain things about the space or the lease terms that you do not like. Because commercial leases often last longer than residential leases, you may want to discuss these matters with your...