WYCKOFF, NJ—The project received unanimous approval from the Wyckoff's Planning Board in 2013 but on-going litigation by Stop & Shop has stalled construction and breaking ground. Stop & Shop's appeals of the approvals by the Bergen County Planning Board are still pending.

PHILADELPHIA—Holliday Fenoglio Fowler arranged financing and joint venture equity totaling $19.2 million for the transactions, and closed the $11.65 million sale of one of the properties.

PATERSON, NJ—The property, with a 15-year gross lease in place with a single tenant, the New York Medical College, is located within the St. Joseph's Hospital Zone Redevelopment Area on the Southside of Paterson.

NEWARK, NJ—The Berger Organization will build out the interior of 560 Broad Street to meet the specific needs of its occupant.

EASTON, PA—Construction on 33 Logistics Park 1611 will begin in September, with delivery scheduled for June 2017. In addition to 36' clear height, the building will feature 64 dock doors, two drive-in doors, and parking for 110 trailers and 350 automobiles.

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Hughes, who began his academic career at Rutgers as a member of the faculty in 1971, is a nationally recognized expert on demographics, housing, and regional economics.

A roundup of some of the recent sales, leasing, and personnel activities reported around the Garden State this month.

JERSEY CITY, NJ—Jersey City development lawyer Eugene Paolino describes the projects as “absolutely unique.”