In The News

NOVEMBER 3, 2022. NEW JERSEY - An extraordinary amount of new supply—more than 700 million sq. ft. under construction and 650 million sq. ft in the pipeline—held down industrial rent growth nationally over the last year. But it’s a different story in supply-constrained port markets, especially Southern California and New Jersey, where rent growth is more than double the national average, according to David Greek, managing partner at New Jersey-based Greek Development.

OCTOBER 21, 2022. NEW JERSEY - Now in its second year, the NJBIZ Leaders in Real Estate, Construction and Design Awards celebrate individuals and companies changing New Jersey’s commercial real estate landscape through development, design, construction, project management and more. 

Nominations for individuals and organizations were submitted through an open process and then evaluated by an independent panel of judges to determine the 2022 honorees. 

SEPTEMBER 12, 2022. EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ - Industrial real estate has been the standout sector in real estate for close to a decade. The pandemic only further entrenched its position. While other sectors of the economy ground to a virtual halt, consumers’ accelerated shift toward e-commerce made industrial one of the few assets to benefit from lockdowns and social distancing.

AUGUST 30, 2022. LANGHORNE, PA - “The plans for 900 Wheeler Way have been years in the making, and the demolition and subsequent construction on the site will be an exciting milestone,” David Greek, managing partner of Greek Development, said in a statement. “We’re eager to deliver this project in a historically supply-constrained area and to create a warehousing destination for blue-chip e-commerce, logistics and distribution companies that will bring jobs and tax revenue to the local community.”

JULY 27, 2022. EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ -  “We are excited to close these loans, thanks to our longstanding relationship with Advance, even in this volatile capital markets environment — validating the strength of sponsorship and the properties we are developing,” said David Greek.

JULY 7, 2022. EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ - “We know that a major factor in successfully broadening Greek Development’s reach and influence is our ability to hire and retain the industry’s best talent,” David Greek, managing partner of Greek Development, stated. “We take pride in our ability to form positions around the professionals we meet and connect with, rather than trying to fit them into a particular role — and our incredible success during the first half of 2022 is a testament to this approach."

JUNE 21, 2022. SOMERSET, NJ - “It took two developers, three different brokers, a large lender and a small army of design consultants to do what we did,” David Greek, managing partner at Greek Development, said.

To accommodate the needs of a staff that grew nearly 50 percent over the past four years, Greek Development moved to a vacant warehousing facility that the company owned less than a mile from its previous offices. “We began with a blank canvas that allowed us to fulfill our creative desires and functional requirements,” explained Verdon.

March 17, 2022. LOGAN, NJ - A development team has preleased the latest phase of a 3.2 million-square-foot industrial park in Logan Township, where two logistics firms will occupy a combined 491,000 square feet.

January 27, 2022. NAIOP New Jersey kicked off its virtual 2022 Annual Meeting & CRE Outlook with the introduction of the organization’s 2022 leadership slate and this year’s Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala honorees. Vice President Special Events – Matt Schlindwein, Managing Partner, Greek Development