The firm behind major offshore wind projects taking shape in the state joins tenants including Mars Wrigley and Ware Malcomb.

“As a resident of Haddon Heights, I always get an added kick out of placing someone here,” said Advisor Mike Gries, who represented the buyer in the transaction.

The Gant-Gilbert Arts Collective brings 27 affordable homes, a performance space, 10 on-site work studios, and community and public spaces to the city's Clinton Hill neighborhood.

The firm's Capital Markets team arranged the funding on behalf of the joint venture behind the property, comprised of The Hampshire Cos., Claremont Development and Circle Squared.

The Red Bank commercial real estate investment and development company is continuing to grow, both in New Jersey and the Southeast, and additions David Bachstetter and Jennifer Collins will help to guide that expansion.

Located at 315 W. Grand St. in its namesake city, the 13-story building offers 193 income- and age-restricted units.

"[R]eaching these generations is key to unlocking inventory in 2022," said CEO M. Ryan Gorman. "I am confident that our ... network is ready to meet these sellers where they are and ... help make their dreams come true."

"By connecting corporations with meaningful neighborhood projects, residents and small businesses are reaping the rewards of these symbiotic partnerships," said Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver, who also serves as DCA commissioner. "We look forward to seeing all the good that comes from these revitalization efforts.”

The move marks the Red Bank firm's second new entrance this month.

Built in 1984, Disaronno Plaza's had the same ownership for nearly 30 years, until now.

Under a joint venture formed with the buyer, the Madison-based company will continue to own a 30% stake in the business.

The firm continues to diversify its commercial management portfolio with the addition of a 108,000-square-foot, seven-story property that is home to fashion company Southpole.