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New Jersey municipalities are moving aggressively to keep data centers out, and developers are beginning to push back in court. Within the span of a month, two New Jersey townships have been sued by data center developers over local bans, and one of those suits seeks damages in excess of $300 million. Property owners, developers, […]

A triple net lease is a commercial lease in which the tenant pays the property’s real estate taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs, known as the three nets, in addition to base rent. They are most often used in freestanding retail and office buildings and in large single-tenant industrial properties, with terms that typically run 10 […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck Partner Joe DeMarco NJSBA Annual Meeting appearance is set for Wednesday, May 13, 2026, where Joe will join a distinguished group of legal practitioners to discuss the professional and practical realities of moving from practicing attorney to firm management and leadership roles. Joe is one of two Scarinci Hollenbeck attorneys participating in this […]

Firm Continues Investment in Business Law, Bankruptcy & Restructuring, Litigation, and Real Estate to Meet Evolving Client Demands Scarinci Hollenbeck new partners John D. Giampolo and George A. McGowan, III are joining the firm, alongside Counsel Graham K. Staton and Senior Associate Amanda M. Kronemeyer. The four additions reflect Scarinci Hollenbeck’s continued investment in the […]

GlobeSt editors recognize Scarinci Hollenbeck partner as one of the most accomplished and influential leaders in NYC commercial real estate Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC is pleased to announce that Ryan O. Miller, Partner in the firm’s New York office and a leading voice in NYC commercial real estate, has been selected by the editors of GlobeSt […]

Partner Donald M. Pepe Guides Approval of 840-Unit Tower with Affordable Housing and Community Amenities in Jersey City’s Journal Square Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC is pleased to announce that Partner Donald M. Pepe recently secured Journal Square land use approvals for a transformative 55-story mixed-use development located at 2859-2873 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, one of Jersey […]

The Cooperator Events New York Expo returns on April 22, 2026, bringing together co-op and condominium board members, property managers, shareholders, and building owners from across the New York metropolitan area for one of the industry’s most established annual events — now celebrating its 45th year. Scarinci Hollenbeck will be exhibiting at Booth #1201 throughout […]

Small businesses considering buying commercial property in New Jersey must evaluate a range of legal, financial, and operational factors. While ownership can offer long-term value and control, it also introduces significant risks if not properly structured. This guide outlines key considerations to help New Jersey business owners make informed decisions, minimize legal exposure, and successfully […]

Donald M. Pepe, Chair of the firm’s Commercial Real Estate Department, will serve as a speaker at Retail Reimagined: To discuss the future of New Jersey’s iconic malls and other shopping and dining destinations, a conference hosted by Real Estate NJ on Thursday, April 23, 2026. The event will be held at The Highlawn, 1 […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck is pleased to announce that NJ Real Estate Partner, Joe DeMarco, has been named a 2026 Leaders in Law Award Honoree by NJBIZ in the Real Estate: Construction, Environmental, Leasing category. The NJBIZ Leaders in Law program recognizes attorneys and general counsels whose professional accomplishments, leadership, and service to their communities demonstrate a […]

Commercial real estate trends in 2026 are being shaped by shifting economic conditions, technological innovation, and evolving tenant demands. As the market adjusts to changing interest rates, capital flows, and workplace models, investors, owners, tenants, and developers must understand how these trends are influencing opportunities and risk in the year ahead. Overall Outlook for Commercial […]

On November 17, 2025, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) changed its previously proposed  rule which  would have required persons conducting All Appropriate Inquiry (AAI)(due diligence) at real properties to report any discharge of contamination discovered during the due diligence  to NJDEP and the record owner of the property.  NJDEP has now changed […]