Nearly all of the 150 projects that make up our nearly $1 billion pipeline have remained actively under development or construction throughout the pandemic.
read moreOn March 2 Integrity Health cut the ribbon on their newest Partnership Health Center, an on-site healthcare office, at the Warren H. Wolf Elementary School in Brick.
read moreVoters in Carteret approved a $37 million referendum which will fund renovations to each of the district’s facilities, and also construct a new, state-of-the-art Junior High School.
read moreTonight DMR will join the Township of Woodbridge and developers and residents of The Grande at Metro Park to celebrate the ribbon cutting of Building 3. Today we are also celebrating the building’s opening with a video release highlighting a key feature of the development, its expansive amenity package.
read moreLloyd Rosenberg, the driving force behind the phenomenal growth and success of DMR Architects, was among the honorees this week at the 2019 ICON Awards presented by NJBiz.
read moreToday marks the first day of programs at the Mellone – Mariniello (M&M) Recreation Center in Hackensack, giving residents access to a recent redesign and expansion that addresses the community’s need for current athletic, meeting and activity space.
read moreOn July 27 DMR joined SB One Bank, clients and the local community to celebrate the bank’s 14th New Jersey location and first banking center in Hudson County at The Avenue Collection luxury condominium complex at Port Imperial in Weehawken.
read moreDMR is proud to announce that Charles H. Sarlo, Esq. is set to join a panel at this week’s ExploreNJ, a special event designed to attract foreign investors to the state. More than 30 foreign entities looking to expand operations in the United States are expected to attend.
read moreThe Frank J. Gargiulo Campus, the new, 350,000 square foot high school that opened its doors in September 2018, has achieved LEED Gold certification.
read moreA new state law could be a game-changer for municipalities, school districts and other government entities, allowing them to tap into private capital for new facilities or infrastructure. It could also be transformative for New Jersey’s design and construction industry.
This article originally appeared in Real Estate NJ.
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