Real Estate Journal — Economic Development — May 27 - June 9, 2016 — 9A
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R etail A rchitecture , C onstruction & E ngineering Former Abbey Cinemas is under renovation and will house a 20,000 s/f TJ Maxx store ShopRite of West Milford to begin interior reno. this Spring, exterior renovations now underway W EST MILFORD, NJ — Inserra Su- permarkets will 20,000 s/f TJ Maxx store. An opening is planned for fall of 2016.
will be erected in June. “We are pleased to move forward with updating this ShopRite store and are target- ing fall of 2016 for the comple- tion of work,” said Lawrence Inserra, Jr. , chairman and CEO of the family-owned chain, which owns and oper- ates 22 ShopRite supermar- kets in New Jersey and New York. “Our goal with the reno- vations is to further enhance the shopping experience for all of our customers in West Milford.” The former, four-theatre Abbey Cinemas is under reno- vation and will house a new
In addition to ShopRite of West Milford, Inserra Shop- Rite locations in New Jersey include Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Emerson, Hoboken, Bayonne, Lodi, Fair Lawn, Columbia Park, New Milford, Hacken- sack, Wallington, Jersey City, Palisades Park, Hillsdale, Northvale andWayne. InNew York, locations include New City, Tallman, Stony Point, West Nyack and Garnerville. Inserra Supermarkets also owns and operates a PriceRite in Garfield, New Jersey. n
begin interior renovations on its ShopRite of West Mil- ford store later this spring. The store is located at the corner of Union Valley and Marshall Hill Roads in West Milford and has operated there since the 1960s. The store will remain open during the renovations. The interior upgrades will feature expanded produce, organic offerings and greater variety of all product lines. Exterior upgrades are cur- rently underway and will With a focus on results- oriented design, DxDempsey believes that the design of the built environment has the power to spark the growth and improvement of a busi- ness. With many companies concentrating on the bottom line now more than ever, we’ve placed an emphasis on helping businesses thrive. With the opening of the Blue Cross Store in Dickson City, actual enrollment num- bers were two to three times that which was originally projected. This increase in revenue can be attributed not only to the open enrollment period, but also to the project location, new branding, ease of operation and creating a functional, pleasurable, results-oriented customer experience. Architectural, digital and graphic touch- points offer opportunities for customer service representa- tives to engage the public on a personal level. Similarly, Fidelity Bank saw an accelerated pace of growth at their West Pittston Branch. The number of new accounts opened since the branch relocated to the newly constructed building exceeded expectations. Employees have expressed their delight in working in a light-filled space. Customers have responded positively to the new branch Whether it’s a bank, store, office space or restaurant, the design of the space influ- ences both the customer’s and employee’s impressions, attitudes, and overall experi- ences, which in turn can have a positive effect on the bottom line. n DxDempsey helps businesses thrive
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include improvements to the parking area. Later this month, additional streetscape improvements along Union Valley and Marshall Hill
Roads are expected to com- mence on issuance of a county right-of-way permit. New signage for ShopRite of West Milford and the retail tenants
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