WILL JERSEY DEVIL MOVE TO NEWARK?

Is Panasonic’s move from Secaucus to Newark a harbinger for NJ cities? And how will urban centers compete with the 'burbs to grab tenants? FTI Consulting managing director Glenn Brill has these questions in mind for moderating Bisnow’s first “The Future of NJ’s Urban Centers” event this Wednesday in Hoboken.
Large tax credits will not be available for every tenant thinking about locating in NJ’s cities, Glenn tells us. With gas heading to $4/gallonin a state where more that 85% of the workforce commutes by car, are NJ cities poised for a comeback? In a state with a decidedly suburban character, can NJ’s urban and post-industrial areas redefine themselves by creating an experience and destination on the scale planned for the Meadowlands? Join Glenn, SJP Properties founder Steve Pozycki, Mack-Cali president and CEO Mitchell Hersh, HFF senior managing director Jose Cruz, AvalonBay VP of development Ron Ladell, JLL managing director Tom Stanton, Genova Burns Giantomasi’s Francis Giantomasi, and Cole Schotz real estate co-head Michael Leighton for a discussion on where the Garden State’s headed, then stay for a special cocktail hour courtesy of Chivas. Over 200 are attending. Are you?

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