NEWARK, NJ—The owner of The National Newark Building has tappedCushman & Wakefield's New Jersey Asset Services team to helpundertake what it says will be a “soup to nutsinstitutionalization” of property management practices at theDowntown Newark building.
Building owner Emerita USA has hired the brokerage firm to helproll out an action plan to improve efficiency and operation of thehistoric 592,000-square-foot brick and limestone office tower aspart of its reintroduction and rebranding.
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