“Situated on what arguably is the busiest corner in the Halsey Street corridor – just two blocks from Rutgers University – 137 Halsey St. proved the ideal location for this brand’s expansion into the Garden State,” said Paramount Assets Executive Director of Leasing and Marketing Samir Guzman.

Located on the cliffs of the Palisades, many of the four-building project's three- and four-bedroom condominiums will include terraces.

John Gillooly, has served the New Jersey marketplace for nearly three decades and will work alongside Senior Managing Director Paul Beisser and Managing Director Arthur Linfante to further expand the company’s consulting and litigation services.

Irvington-based Total Relocation will use 11,687 square feet of industrial space to store commercial furniture.

“Hallmark has experienced tremendous, sustained success at this location since opening here in 1991,” LMC Senior Leasing Representative Sidney Singer said. “The store’s expansion will make the shopping experience inviting for consumers while accommodating a larger assortment of merchandise.”

Citizens Commercial Banking said it will provide financing for the project, which is set to bring more than 250 residential units and 37,000 square feet of retail and office space to the city.

According to the company, the state-of-the-art space at 1959 Highway 34 was developed to better serve local clients.

According to the commercial real estate services and investment firm, Peleton utilizes the more than 150,000-square-foot space as a warehouse, distribution and fulfillment center.

In separate deals, Rose Gardens in Long Branch sold for $4,200,000; a Matawan shopping center for $3,300,000; and in Point Pleasant, a mixed-used property brought in $980,000.

Set to debut in spring 2020, the 31,000-square-foot shared workspace will be located adjacent to the brand's Somerset County location, which opened this past summer.

Northern New Jersey ranked eighth out of the 20 top markets in the nation in the third quarter of 2019 with a total volume of $607 million — up 44.2 percent year over year.

Fairway Asset Corp. relocated its local office, taking 1,150 square feet of space, while local medical collection firm Grimley Financial leased a 3,600-square-foot suite.