The group continued its relationship with the investor, representing the firm in its addition of a 117,340-square-foot Passaic County property.

Executive Vice President and Managing Director Todd Monahan exclusively represented the tenant in the transaction for 8,610 square feet of office space.

New Jersey has a big opportunity when it comes to infrastructure. “Once in a lifetime” federal funding will inject billions into repairs for the state’s roads, bridges, rail lines and more. Experts covered all of that — as well as the challenges that come with those opportunities — in NJBIZ’s The Future of Construction and Development virtual panel discussion.

The neighboring properties, which sold for $11 million, add up to 38,500 square feet.

"We are continuing in our growth mode," New Jersey Market Leader Dennis Waggner told NJBIZ, and the firm's new 7,500-square-foot space at Northpoint from Vision Real Estate Partners will allow it to do just that.

COO Jason Pucci announced the commitment, which honors the legacy of the late Jay Kislak — who first earned his real estate license as a high school student and served as chairman of the Kislak Organization until his death in 2018 when he was 96 — at the center's annual Leadership Excellence Award Dinner June 2.

Bringing three decades of finance experience to the role, Crystal DeNatale previously worked for the Holmdel-based company from 1994 through 2004 as controller and chief financial officer.

The appointment of company veteran Karen Cusmano to the new position was accompanied by the release of the Jersey City-based REIT's 2021 Environmental, Social, and Governance report, which highlighted an 18% decrease in energy consumption by the company from 2019 levels.

Announced by Atlantic City and The Michaels Organization, the initiative will include education and hands-on experience from redevelopment efforts taking place at one of the city's affordable housing communities, Buzby Homes.

Lefrak's senior managing director for community and government affairs discusses the changing nature of office work and what it means for developers, building owners and cities.

The coworking space offers members adaptable options in addition to access to the slew of amenities available across the 670,000-square-foot "live-work-stay" corporate campus.

Peter Matarazzo comes to the role from New York City-based developer Arete Management, where he served as chief financial officer and controller.