A nationwide moving supply company will occupy 33,500 square feet at the American Dream adjacent property.

Anthony Cassano represented the tenant and landlords in all transactions.

“The Paterson market has become very attractive to investors, both locally and beyond with its close proximity to New York City and extremely high population density,” said Senior Vice President Joseph Keenan, who marketed the properties and represented the buyer.

This is the fourth round of funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to come from the CARES Act.

The 573-unit Hamilton Cove spans three towers along the Lincoln Harbor waterfront in Weehawken, overlooking the New York City skyline.

The property is partially powered by a solar panel carport that generates one million watts of power and doubles as sheltered parking for nearly 700 spaces.

The firm marketed the property, which sits on 35 acres, exclusively on behalf of the seller.

The financial institutions are each partnering with ZSuite Technologies to offer digital security deposit account management and automatic rent and condo fee payment solutions.

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.