"The right mix of Class A construction, convenient location and transportation options plus an excellent value away from the Gold Coast has struck the ideal chord for our residents," said Adam Pasternack, president of Russo Property Management.

A big N.J. health care provider and a familiar face in statewide banking will take up ground-level space at the community, as tenants begin to sign on for Phase One's 271 units.

Located directly off of Route 17, the 63,000-square-foot building is close to Interstate 80.

The STRO Cos. signed a 19,500-square-foot agreement with the new tenant that will see the Atlanta-based company relocate its regional outpost to the well-connected property that offers proximity for customers and employees alike.

Cushman & Wakefield arranged the sale of the seven-building, 100% leased site.

The location — adjacent to Route 80 and near to the George Washington Bridge — attracted the new tenant, which allows the Brooklyn-based company to reach customers in North Jersey and New York City's five boroughs.

The apartments from Garden Communities offer commuter options, luxury living and loads of amenities in Bergen County.

The buyer is based in New York. And according to Vice President Andrew Scheinerman and Senior Vice President Scott Davidovic, interest from such investors in the Garden State is cropping up more frequently.

The multitenant property in Hackensack is located less than a mile from Route 4 and offers access to Interstate 80, the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Route 17.

The firm's Dominic Fittizzi represented the buyer and the seller in the transaction for the 5,000-square-foot property Bergen County property.

The firm announced it arranged the sale of the 226,610-square-foot, riverfront property on behalf of the seller.

With 15 stories, a Sky Lounge offering Manhattan views and approximately 8,000 square feet of retail space, The Brick is ready to welcome residents.