Partners move fast on Hoboken apartment deal
Spirit Bascom Ventures, a partnership between Stamford, CT based Spirit Investment Partners and Irvine, California based The Bascom Group, has acquired a 30-unit apartment building at 204 Grand Street
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SELLING POINTS: Cushman & Wakefield markets Little Neck temple
● CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Temple selling Little Neck site Cushman & Wakefield has been retained to arrange the sale of 54-27 Little Neck Parkway, a
Wine Dads move into Harlow retail space in Hoboken
Advance Realty announced a new retailer will open its doors within the ground-floor retail space at Harlow, located at 1330 Willow Avenue in Hoboken. Wine
NEW DEVELOPMENTS: 30 Warren tops out, DNA launches Upper West condos
● CAPE ADVISORS Tribeca boutique tops out 30 Warren has officially topped out and reached its full height of 12 stories. The Tribeca building is
HAVE YOU HEARD? Thor finds place in Sky, ‘Modern Family’ star sells Gramercy Park apartment
SITCOM star Jesse Tyler Ferguson is selling his Gramercy Park apartment. The Modern Family star and his husband, lawyer Justin Mikita, have lived in the
EY opens 170,000 s/f office in Hoboken, NJ
Ernst & Young LLP (EY) announced the opening of the organization’s new 170,000 s/foffice and learning center in Hoboken, New Jersey. The new location will
Ripco’s Horbach pounds Hoboken streets for five new stores
Ripco Real Estate announced five signed leases in Hoboken, NJ. The firm’s Alison Horbach negotiated all five transactions on behalf of either tenant or landlord.
Mitsui Fudosan buys majority stake in Hoboken office tower
Mitsui Fudosan America, the U.S. arm of Japanese developer Mitsui Fudosan Co., has bought a majority ownership stake in Waterfront Corporate Center III in Hoboken,
Marsh & McLennan renews 138,000 s/f lease with SJP Properties
SJP Properties announced that Marsh & McLennan has renewed its long-term lease at Waterfront Corporate Center II, one of three buildings within SJP’s mixed-use office
E&Y gets $40M thank for moving to New Jersey
Global accounting giant E&Y will receive a $39.7 million thank you for moving a chunk of its Manhattan operation to New Jersey. The stateʼs Economic