The goal of the Historic Property Reinvestment Program is to revitalize these vacant and abandoned sites — some in New Jersey date back to the mid-17th century — in a way that benefits the local neighborhood and economy.

The deals cover both restaurant and non-restaurant agreements, and include national outlets like Dunkin Donuts, Chipotle and Planet Fitness.

The proceeds will go toward the development of a mixed-use project on 17.02 acres of raw land in Corona, Calif.

Situated on a 29-acre site, and less than a mile from Route 31, the developer said the Hunterdon County property will accommodate tenant space needs ranging from 1,250 square feet up to 40,000 square feet.

According to the design firm, the work offers a welcoming environment for clients and consultants that unifies KSE's employees and allows for streamlined communication.

The multitenant property in Hackensack is located less than a mile from Route 4 and offers access to Interstate 80, the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Route 17.

Pradeep Kapoor's move to chief operating officer and the promotion of five others are part of the company's expansion into new practice areas.

Seeking to expand its presence in the Tri-State area, the company offers turnkey spaces to small and growing businesses.

NAI Fennelly, which represented seller Shima Seiki in the sale of the 27,863-square-foot property to Aplomb Technologies, announced the transaction on Feb. 8.

According to The Marketing Directors President Jacqueline Urgo, the velocity at the Powerhouse Arts District-located property "is at pre-COVID levels as residents are clamoring for an elevated lifestyle experience in a dynamic, well-connected neighborhood.”

According to Marcus & Millichap, which arranged the sale, the 8,700-square-foot property was renovated in 2019.