JLL Capital Markets arranged the funding for the 85-unit community from The Hampshire Cos.

The Ridgefield Park-based firm acquired two multifamily communities, offering amenities, transit access and downtown living, for $41.3 million.

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

The Kislak Co. Inc. announced the sale, in which it represented a repeat client and procured the buyer.

The collection of 110 residences from JMF Properties, its second to bear the Clarus brand, opened its doors less than six months ago.

Cornerstone at Branchburg from Walters will bring 150 residences across two buildings to its namesake municipality.

The six-story boutique building is welcoming residents to the city's Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood.

Residents are responding to one of "the most successful types" of new multifamily properties, which puts everything within reach.

According to Ken Pasternak, chairman and CEO of the Ridgefield Park-based firm, the 138-unit community "represents a tremendous value proposition for renters looking for a new building with best-in-class amenities while also located in a rapidly evolving millennial neighborhood, competitive with the best Hudson County and NYC has to offer."

Paris Square's first two phases sold out, but the first listings for Phase III are live now, offering one-, two- and three-bedroom residences.

Built in 2004, the 415-unit complex is situated in the city's burgeoning Central Business District.

CBRE's Institutional Properties team arranged the sale for the two-building, 191-unit package.