New Jersey

221 Bergen Street

Four-Story, 104-Unit Residential Complex At 221 Bergen Street Complete, Harrison, NJ

The Hampshire Companies’ four-story, 104-unit residential complex at 221 Bergen Street, in Harrison, New Jersey — located a few blocks away from the PATH station — is now open for occupancy, according to Real Estate Weekly. CrownPoint Group is also a partner in the project, and the residential units will all be rentals. Ground broke on the project only a year ago. The building’s amenities include a lounge, fitness room, garage and storage areas, and a rooftop terrace.

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1 County Road

38-Unit Townhouse Development Underway At 1 County Road, Cresskill, New Jersey

New Jersey-based Pulte Homes is currently constructing a 38-unit townhouse development at 1 County Road, in Bergen County’s borough of Cresskill. The residential project will feature three-story, three-bedroom homes, according to NorthJersey.com. The site was once home to a garden nursery, which has since been demolished, and completion is expected by the end of 2016. Excavation is currently underway, and sales are scheduled to launch next spring.

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43 Madison Street

Residential Conversion Planned For Factory At 43 Madison Street, Paterson, New Jersey

Alma Realty is converting the enormous William Strange factory — on the block bound by Beech, Madison, Morton and Essex streets, in Paterson, New Jersey — into a residential complex, according to NorthJersey.com. The four- and three-story buildings, with two central courtyards, will house a total of 240 apartments. Some buildings have already been renovated, but completion of the entire complex is expected by mid-2016.

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111 Sylvan Avenue

LG Planning Five-Story, 360,000 Square-Foot Office Building At 111 Sylvan Avenue, Englewood Cliffs

LG Electronics USA has revised plans for their new North American headquarters building at 111 Sylvan Avenue, in southern Englewood Cliffs, just north of the GWB in New Jersey. The 360,000 square-foot building will stand five stories or nearly 70 feet tall, according to The New York Times. The new building was previously proposed to rise 143 feet at the site, formerly home to a single-story office structure, now demolished. Completion is expected by 2019, and Saratoga Associates is designing.

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