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Patsy James DeLuca, 89, of Steubenville Ohio, died surrounded by family on Saturday, December 02, 2023. He was born July 9, 1934, in Clarksburg, West Virginia

Patsy James DeLuca, 89, of Steubenville Ohio, died surrounded by family on Saturday, December 02, 2023. He was born July 9, 1934, in Clarksburg, West Virginia

Ron DeLuca passed away in Norman, Oklahoma. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Primrose Funeral Service.

/PRNewswire/ -- R.J. Brunelli & Co., LLC today announced that it recently completed 15 leases and one property sale for retail sites in northern, central, and...

Pizza Hut has opened its new restaurant on Route 35, one of several new locations expected in Monmouth and Ocean counties in the coming months.

Newly founded investment firm makes its first NYC purchase; GreyHill Group gets dramatic with historic upstate property acquisition and; Thor sells midtown office condo for $10.75 million.

Share this article Share this article OLD BRIDGE, N.J., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Danielle Brunelli, President & Principal of R.J. Brunelli & Co., LLC, was named as a CoStar Power Broker for Northern New Jersey Retail Real Estate for 2020. This marks the fourth year that Danielle Brunelli was honored by CoStar as a Power Broker in the retail real estate category for northern New Jersey. Ms. Brunelli was among the 15 brokers awarded the designation in the retail category by CoStar Group, I...

By TAPINTO RARITAN BAY STAFF March 4, 2021 at 12:10 PM Danielle Brunelli was named as a CoStar Power Broker for Northern New Jersey Retail Real Estate for 2020. Danielle Brunelli was named as a CoStar Power Broker for Northern New Jersey Retail Real Estate for ... Credits: TAPInto file photo March 4, 2021 at 12:10 PM OLD BRIDGE - Danielle Brunelli, President & Principal of R.J. Brunelli & Co., LLC, was named as a CoStar Power Broker for Northern New Jersey Retail Real Estate for 2020. Brunel...

Many businesses were forced by the government to either shut down completely or severely limit transactions when the coronavirus pandemic took hold of New Jersey in March 2020. In the months since, after attempting to bounce back from the pandemics impact, many of those same businesses closed their doors once again, but for good this time because they could not stay afloat financially. Vacancy of commercial real estate has been on the rise and continues to increase in the Garden State. But the ...