vacancy survey — 23 articles

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (12/16/15)— Impacted by selective closures of several major big-box stores and the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. bankruptcy, the vacancy rate in retail properties along northern New Jersey’s six major shopping corridors escalated to 7.9% in 2015 from 7.3% a year ago, according to the latest survey by R.J. Brunelli &

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (9/2/13)—Thanks to absorptions of numerous empty big-box spaces on Route 22, the vacancy rate in retail properties along northern New Jersey’s six major shopping corridors inched down to 8.1% from a high of 8.2% a year ago, according to the latest survey by R.J. Brunelli & Co., LLC. With Route 23 the

‘BIG BOX’ CLOSURES CAUSE RETAIL VACANCY RATE IN CENTRAL NEW JERSEY TO REACH 9% IN 2008, ACCORDING TO ANNUAL R.J. BRUNELLI SURVEY – 47% of vacant space came from nine major chains Ongoing troubles in the retail industry caused the vacancy rate along central New Jersey’s four largest shopping corridors to rise for the third

– Eight chains account for nearly 60% of vacancies With the rash of recent retailer bankruptcies and downsizings adding to an inventory that included unclaimed spaces from earlier failures, the vacancy factor in retail properties along northern New Jersey’s six major shopping corridors jumped to 6.6% during 2008 from 3.6% a year earlier, according to

The vacancy rate in retail properties along central New Jersey’s four largest shopping corridors edged up to 4.7% in 2007 from 4.3% a year earlier in the wake of the bankruptcies of Levitz Furniture and The Rag Shops, and closings of Comp USA stores in all but a handful of Sunbelt markets, according to R.J.

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (3/12/08)—Fueled by the bankruptcies of Levitz Furniture and The Rag Shops, and closings of Comp USA stores in all but a few Sunbelt markets, vacancies in retail properties along northern New Jersey’s six major shopping corridors grew to 3.6% during 2007 from 2.9% a year earlier, according to R.J. Brunelli & Co.,

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (3/20/07)—After falling to a 10-year-low of 3.4% in 2005, the vacancy rate in retail properties along central New Jersey’s four largest shopping corridors expanded to 4.3% in 2006, according to R.J. Brunelli & Co., Inc. In its 18th annual study of the central New Jersey region, the Old Bridge-based retail real estate

After falling to their lowest level in the past 10 years during 2003, vacancies in retail properties along central New Jersey’s four largest shopping corridors edged up to 4.1% during 2004, according to R.J. Brunelli & Co., Inc. Nonetheless, last year’s performance was still the region’s second best showing over the past 10 years, trailing

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (3/29/05)-Helped by the successful absorption of all former Kids ‘R’ Us locations, the vacancy factor in retail properties along northern New Jersey’s six major shopping corridors declined to just 2.8% during 2004 from 3.2% the previous year, according to R.J. Brunelli & Co., Inc. With the exception of Route 4-where one large

Vacancies in retail properties along central New Jersey’s four most significant shopping corridors decreased for the third consecutive year during 2003, reaching its lowest level in over 10 years. According to R.J. Brunelli & Co., Inc., the region’s vacancy factor dropped to 3.8% last year from 4.8% in 2002 and 5.7% in 2001, with declines