Michelle Contreras LLC was looking for a larger space to accommodate the growing practice.

“New Jersey remains an industrial hotspot, and we’re seeing continued interest from users for well-located and maintained properties,” said Transwestern Real Estate Services Managing Director Jeffrey Furey. “[O]ne of the first planned industrial parks in the country, [this] is a prime example showing the tremendous strength of a versatile property with access to highways and nearby amenities.”

The property will featuring approximately 28,000 square feet of ground-level retail among multifamily buildings comprised of one, two and three-bedroom units.

The Somerset County property sits on 77 acres.

The deals represent new locations for Stumpy’s Hatchet House, Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans and Custom Ink.

“The completion of this deal is further evidence that active tenants and landlords are still able to successfully negotiate leases during these uncertain times,” said President Scott Mertz.

The property sits on 1.16 acres of land directly on the Navesink River.

The facility boasts 175,000 square feet.

The development complements 80 luxury apartments that opened earlier in 2020.

The 58,000-square-foot Mercer County complex gained a new anchor: A 25,067-square-foot Jersey Strong gym.

The Port Imperia-based community is partnering with luxury service brand LIVunLtd to offer tailored, white-glove service and curated programming to its residents.

“This bill will truly help those in need by utilizing the infrastructure of an existing rental assistance program, maximizing the dollars allocated, and mitigating the potential for fraud,” said Executive Director David Brogan.