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The lease will allow the City of Bayonne to enter into an operating agreement with a passenger ferry operator in support of ferry service between Bayonne and New York City.
The Moinian Group, a national real estate owner and operator of real estate, has secured a $105 million loan from the Bank of China to refinance 572 11th Ave. on the southeast corner of West 43rd Street and 11th Avenue, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
CLK, LLC acquired the complex for $94 million, according to Cagan's Realty, Inc., an affiliate of Cagan Property Management Inc. of Skokie, IL, which represented CLK in the transaction.
The $25.7-million project would include $3.04 million in mortgage financing from NJHMFA, $1.5 million from its Special Needs Housing Trust Fund, as well as $4 million from its hospital program to be matched by RWJBarnabas Health.
The largest transactions were renewals by Genex totaling 50,037 square feet at 440 East Swedesford Road and Tekni-Lex's 17,219-square-foot renewal at 460 Swedesford Place. The Provident Bank also signed a lease renewal for its 3,350-square-foot operations at 460 Swedesford Road.
High construction costs and market saturation all point to a recession within the next year as developers and other industry players travel back and forth to the drawing board to figure out when a slowdown of economic activity will happen and how to best prepare.
Urban Edge Properties, a real estate investment trust focused on urban retail real estate, has acquired two mixed-use buildings in the Midwood submarket of Brooklyn for $165 million.