NJ film studios to triple by 2028; Roxbury warehouse detention plan dropped
Statewide studio inventory is projected to grow significantly while a proposed mass detention center in Morris County was rejected.
New Jersey's film studio inventory is expected to triple by 2028 according to CBRE. This growth is being driven by new development projects and tax incentives that are boosting production across the region.
In Roxbury, state officials announced a victory after federal authorities confirmed they will not establish a mass detention center at an industrial warehouse there. Governor Mikie Sherrill and Attorney General Jennifer Davenport issued a joint statement on the decision to back down from the plan.
Local real estate activity continues with changes in property use across the district. In Parsippany, existing office space is set to be converted into a massive warehouse facility.