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Take a look ahead at the development projects in North Jersey to watch for 2022, from Valley Hospital, to a Red Bulls training complex.

/PRNewswire/ -- Dynamic Energy will bring solar to several Vermella Union buildings, including an initial 220kWDC system. The project will offset close to all...

/PRNewswire/ -- Dynamic Energy will bring solar to several Vermella Union buildings, including an initial 220kWDC system. The project will offset close to all...

Rock Pointe in Rockaway Township from KRE Group and Russo Development has launched leasing, with occupancy set for 2022.

An iconic Route 10 office tower will be demolished next year along with other buildings on the Novartis Corp. campus in East Hanover.

Russo Development LLC and Onyx Equities are planning to bring industrial space to a former portion of Novartis's U.S. HQ in East Hanover.

Leasing officially launched this week at Vermella at Garwood Station, a new residential complex in Garwood, New Jersey, from Russo Development.

NAI Hanson named exclusive retail leasing brokerage for The Print House in Hackensack May 24, 2021 12:27 pm NAI James E. Hanson on May 24 said it was named the exclusive retail leasing brokerage for The Print House, the redevelopment plan at the former site of The Bergen Record. Located at 150 River St. in Hackensack, NAI James E. Hanson’s team of Michael Walters, Jonathan Kristofich and Cameron Silverstein will handle leasing of 36,529 square feet of retail space that will comprise Phase ...

The garden apartment is so yesterday. It’s now about country club and hotel-like amenities Updated 9:26 PM; Today 8:18 PM Mike Pembroke, COO of Russo Development, at the Vermella Union luxury apartments in Union in March 2021.Steve Hockstein | For NJ Advance Facebook Share If it seems like luxury apartments are popping up everywhere in New Jersey, you’re right. There’s a rental unit construction boom happening across the state and the competition to attract younger renters and empty nes...

Power 100: N – Z Philip Norcross Law firm Parker McCay and lobbying firm Optimus Partners might represent the epitome of the politically connected firms – if the news headlines and government watchdogs are to be believed. Philip, an executive at both, is the nexus of those connections. That became evident in 2019, when activists and a task force put together by the Murphy administration outlined Optimus’ and Parker McCay’s alleged influence over the creation of the 2013 tax break progra...