The five-story building, named for hometown hero James Gandolfini, includes a full complement of indoor and outdoor amenities curated to maximize resident recreation, relaxation and work-from-home productivity. It also delivers 17,600 square feet of street-level retail space, including a public plaza that serves as a natural gathering place.

Four three-story buildings with 96 rental apartments are planned for development on the 7-acre site.

Fisher Development Associates’ twin, 45-story rental buildings boast some of the largest apartment homes in the city's new construction marketplace and one-of-a-kind views of the Statue of Liberty, Liberty Harbor Marina and Manhattan skyline.

The deals with Legacy Moving and Storage and Ampericon Holdings underscore the strong demand underpinning New Jersey’s industrial/flex sector over the last several years.

The company says it has created more than 49,000 jobs in New Jersey since 2010.

The 973,000-square-foot, Class A office property is owned by Nightingale Properties and Glick Family Investments, who are planning capital improvements at the building to offer tenants a state-of-the-art fitness center, modern food amenities and service, and outdoor tenant engagement spaces.

A joint venture between the Woodbridge-based real estate company and Eightfold Capital acquired the building from Mack-Cali--marking Bergman’s fourth acquisition from the commercial REIT.

Located in one of Hackensack’s Designated Opportunity Zones and its Downtown Rehabilitation Zone, the four properties at 89, 93, 95 and 107-109 Anderson St. include two vacant 5,500-square-foot and 2,244-square-foot freestanding buildings.

Essex County's former Blood Center of New Jersey site, which closed its doors in 2014, will be improved by The Modern--a brand new five-story, 119-unit residential development that will make a significant contribution in revitalizing East Orange.

The data offers views on the federal infrastructure bill, labor concerns, long-term challenges of COVID-19, technology opportunities, payroll provider satisfaction and more.

The Grand and The Metro, sister residential towers, will be the tallest buildings in the city. The communities’ parking garage will be open to the public, the result of a partnership with the town.

Construction is underway and sales representatives are available to tour the enclave of modern townhomes in Bergen County.