14A — February 2025 — New Jersey — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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N ew J ersey Rapid rise reflects his dedication, expertise, and $60+ Million in closed deals Hudson Atlantic promotes Nick Favorito to vice president of multifamily sales
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the multifamily market, cou- pled with his ability to build strong client relationships, has been critical to our ability to deliver exceptional results. We’re excited to see Nick take on this new leadership role as we continue to expand our multifamily sales platform.” In his new role as vice presi- dent of multifamily sales, Favorito will oversee a grow- ing portfolio of client engage- ments, continue to lead prop- erty evaluations and market- ing strategies, and mentor other sales associates in align- ment with Hudson Atlantic’s
becoming a valuable mem- ber of the team through his dedication and exceptional performance. Over the last 3.5 years Favorito has closed over $60+ Million in sales trans - actions demonstrating his growth in a very competitive industry, depth of expertise, and unwavering commitment to client success. “Nick has been an instru- mental part of our growth and success since he joined the team, when Hudson Atlantic opened” said Adam Zweibel , President of Hudson Atlantic. “His deep understanding of
commitment to excellence in multifamily brokerage. “It’s an honor to be en- trusted with this leadership role at Hudson Atlantic,” said Nick Favorito. “The multi- family market in New Jersey and the surrounding areas is full of opportunity, and I look forward to continuing to provide value to both owners and future investors on future multifamily transactions.” Hudson Atlantic Realty was founded by Adam Zweibel to provide brokerage services to property owners, investors and developers of commercial real
estate. Our deep relationships within the investment com- munity and comprehensive understanding of the market- place create a unique synergy and competitive advantage to achieve the best outcome for our clients. MAREJ Camber & Invesco Real Estate acquire industrial portfolio in Southwest NJ
ARSIPPANY, NJ — Hudson Atlantic , a leading real estate brokerage and adviso- ry firm spe- cializing in multifamily investments, proudly an- nounces the promotion of Nick Fa - vorito to vice president of multifamily sales. Favorito joined Hudson Atlantic in September 2021 as a Sales Associate, quickly Nick Favorito
130 Mount Holly Bypass
HAINESPORT / LUMBER - TON, NJ — Camber Real Estate Partners (Camber) , in partnership with Invesco Real Estate has acquired a five-building industrial portfo - lio totaling 384,335 s/f in Bur - lington County. The portfolio consists of highly functional buildings situated within the NJ Tpke. Exit 5 Exchange, one of the region’s most in-demand last-mile logistics corridors. Originally developed by Whi- tesell , the portfolio properties include 6 Berry Dr. in Haines- port, along with 110, 120, 130 and 140 Mount Holly Bypass in Lumberton, just 20 miles east of Philadelphia. “Shallow bay industrial prod- uct is continuing to perform well, especially in last-mile locations along the Northeast Corridor,” said Chris Bel- lapianta , Camber managing principal. “This acquisition rep- resents a unique opportunity to invest in a high-growth region with unparalleled accessibility, a strong labor pool and modern industrial assets that meet the evolving needs of today’s ten- ants. We are thrilled to partner with Invesco Real Estate on this exciting acquisition.” The investment is the first under the firm’s new director of acquisitions Kevin Interlic - chio , who joined Camber last September and is responsible for shaping the firm’s acquisi - tions strategy and sourcing new investments. Prior to join- ing Camber, Interlicchio held the position of vice president at PGIM Real Estate, where he played an instrumental role in executing industrial transactions totaling over 42.7 million s/f. MAREJ
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