The five-story building resides in a commuter-friendly location near the city's New Jersey Transit station—one of the few in the state with service on two train lines.

Situated on 2.69 acres, The Hub is in the heart of Metuchen’s transit village.

The deal was prompted by the seller's recent relocation to Voorhees, also facilitated by the commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm.

Jersey City planning officials have issued approvals for the former St. Lucy’s Church property at 619 Grove St. to be converted into a unique hybrid property.

The more than 10,000-square-foot site will be used as Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center's new corporate headquarters.

The recent development of the first implantable cardiac monitor and patient alerting system for acute coronary syndromes – and a time crunch – necessitated the move.

BELA is a a newly developed, 104-unit, luxury apartment community.

The 278,879-square-foot portfolio represents one of the largest single sales of mixed-use properties along the New Jersey waterfront.

The package of new, extension and expansion deals totals more than 51,011 square feet.

“These three separate transactions showcase NAI Hanson’s unmatched ability to close industrial deals, no matter the timeline or unique circumstances,” said team member Andrew Somple.

"Our contribution is to help provide for their future endeavors," LeFrak Organization Senior Director of Development and Community Affairs Jeremy Farrell told NJBIZ. "We felt it was important to make a contribution that would be there for them in the future because we know that when something horrific like this happens, there is a need for support in the long-term."

Member of the board Anthony Dobkin was named interim chief financial officer, effective immediately.