O wners , D evelopers & M anagers
M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — Section C
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Firm assumes role of managing agent for 222 Bridge Plaza South LevinManagement Corporation namedmanaging agent for Fort Lee, NJ office building portfolio
HI-LIGHTS April 22 - May 19, 2022 The key assignment repre - sents the expansion of LMC’s Bergen County foothold and un - derscores the depth of the com - pany’s commercial real estate ORT LEE, NJ — The addition of a high-pro- file Fort Lee office prop - erty highlights LevinManage- ment Corporation’s (LMC’s) growing diversified commercial management portfolio. The North Plainfield-based firm has assumed the role of manag - ing agent for 222 Bridge Plaza South, a 108,000 s/f, seven-story building. F
retains its competitive position. 222 Bridge Plaza South is located within the heart of a dynamic live/work/play neigh - borhood. The premier office property, which also serves as home to fashion company Southpole, is minutes away from Manhattan and accessi - ble from major thoroughfares including interstates 80 and 95; routes 1 and 46; the New Jersey Tpke.; and the Pali - sades Interstate Pkwy. “The assignment is par - ticularly rewarding because it represents our first project for this private owner entity, which plans to house its head - quarters onsite,” Lowry added. “We intend to apply our proven management standards to all aspects of the building’s opera - tion and to support 222 Bridge Plaza South’s long-term suc - cess. We also look forward to working with Prominent Prop - erties on this project.” MAREJ
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services platform, according to Joseph Lowry , senior vice president of acquisitions and business development. “LMC is widely regarded for its long history of delivering third-party
real estate services to retail property owners,” Lowry said. “Yet our portfolio also includes approximately 1.65 million s/f of industrial and office assets – sectors for which we are seeing
increased demand.” Following 222 Bridge Plaza South’s recent sale, its new ownership selected LMC to ensure the multi-tenant office building is maintained and
Prism’s Avenue & Green passes 80% leased
Walters begins construction on 150 unit Branchburg, New Jersey senior community
BRANCHBURG, NJ — Walters , an award-winning developer, has begun con - struction on the second phase of Cornerstone at Branchburg in Somerset County. When completed, the new, premium, age- (55+) and income-restrict - ed apartment community will offer 150 housing units. Lo - cated at 1000 Cornerstone Dr., the development’s sustainable design will attain LEED and ENERGY STAR certifications. “We’re very proud to bring this high-quality, energy ef - ficient community to Branch - burg,” said JosephDel Duca , partner and director of afford - able housing for Walters. “Senior residents will benefit from having an affordable housing option with services and amenities in a safe and desirable setting.” Situated on a 11.7-acre site, the phased development con - sists of two three-story build - ings. The project broke ground in May 2021 with construc - tion now proceeding on both
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buildings. The first building is slated for completion by December 2022 and projected completion of the second build - ing is spring of 2023. Apartment floor plans in - clude one- and two-bedroom residences, ranging from ap - proximately 700 to 900 square feet. Cornerstone at Branch - burg features community spaces for socializing, exercis - ing and accessing computer workstations. A staffed social services coordinator will be
requirements chart. Additionally, Cornerstone at Branchburg is designed to be sustainable, helping to improve the health and well-being of residents while saving energy and environ - mental resources. The use of ENERGY STAR appliances also aids with long-term re - ductions in utility costs. The green community features non-invasive landscaping and the use of recycled materials during construction. MAREJ
available upon request. Every residence features a full-size washer and dry - er, fully equipped kitchens with granite countertops, and blinds in every room. Outdoor areas will offer seating areas with gas grills. Priority is given to resi - dents whose incomes are at or below 60 percent of the area median income. Rental rates are based on the renter’s gross annual income, ac - cording to the rent/income
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