The new state-of-the-art dining and catering facility, which will be operated by Landmark Hospitality, replaces the former Casino in the Park and will feature two banquet halls, a moderately priced public restaurant and a rooftop dining area.

Andrew Marshall will support the commercial real estate firm's continued growth and success across various real estate platforms including multifamily, luxury senior housing, industrial, office, retail, hospitality and recreation.

A former director at Cushman & Wakefield, Kelsey Nakamura's focus will include tenant representation, agency leasing and portfolio clients.

The funding was provided to refinance existing commercial mortgages, acquire facilities and construct multifamily housing properties.

Modern residences, abundant lifestyle amenities and 10,000 square feet of street-level retail create the ultimate lifestyle destination in one of the neighborhood's most exciting areas.

The funding will provide communities with the resources to give homes to the people who have had to endure the COVID-19 pandemic without one.

The transit-oriented community delivers amenity-rich living in suburban Somerset County.

The firm offers private offices that can be rented on a month-to-month basis, open-concept desks, and conference rooms that can be rented by the hour for non-members. Amenities include private fiber internet and bottomless coffee from Hidden Grounds.

Vice President Tom Scatuorchio negotiated the exclusive sale of the 126,000-square-foot Morris County property, despite complexities brought on by the pandemic.

The asset is an 18,800-square-foot retail property anchored by Outback Steakhouse in a highly accessible location less than one mile from Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall and just over two miles from Bergen Town Center.

Despite relatively high unemployment, workforce shortages abound in several industries nationwide. In the roofing industry, 90% of contractors have experienced some sort of labor shortage in the last year, according to the National Roofing Contractors Association. As the largest roofing manufacturer in North America, Parsippany-based GAF can’t ignore the problem. “If we don’t have labor to install our product, our product will not get installed,” said Brian Cornelius, program director at GAF Roofing Academy.

Todd Monahan brings more than 30 years’ experience to the firm, having held executive positions at Keystone Property Group and JLL, as well as numerous corporate entities, law firms and nonprofit organizations.