HACKENSACK, NJ—Hackensack's downtown redevelopment plan is bringing two organizations to leased space on Main Street in the Bergen County community.
Greater Bergen Community Action, Bergen County's federally designated anti-poverty agency, is leasing 392 Main Street, a two-story, 11,000 square-foot property, with an option to buy. The agency previously occupied about 12,000 square feet at 240 Main Street, a property it still owns, but that is being redeveloped into a 110-unit apartment building.
In the second transaction, First Bergen Federal Credit Union leased 93 Main Street, a 2,400- square-foot retail property formerly occupied by Chase Bank. Previously, First Bergen Federal had leased space at 240 Main Street.
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