New Jersey

The deal was reported by JLL Capital Markets, which represented Renaissance Properties in the sale of the transit-oriented development to a private buyer who purchased the asset as part of a 1031 exchange requirement free and clear of existing financing.

Consistent with the governor's order last week, the city clarified that the following as life-sustaining businesses or services: laundromats, veterinary hospitals, pet stores, retail banks (allowing drive-through or limited lobby access), stores that primarily repair cell phones, and bicycle or motorcycle repair shops.

However, the firm also reported that is buybuy BABY and Harmon Face Values (Harmon) stores would remain open subject to state and local regulation in order to service essential infant, health and personal care needs.

Additionally, the order mandates that all businesses or non-profits, wherever practicable, must accommodate their workforce for telework or work-from-home arrangements.

The order hits the real estate and construction industries in Pennsylvania hard, mandating the closure of all real estate brokerage firms, as well as the cessation of construction of all residential and non-residential construction, utility, highway, street and bridge construction.

Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center is a non-profit organization that operates resource centers in Hackensack, Wayne, and Paterson for women, men and teens.

The property, located in a qualified opportunity zone in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood, was sold by a partnership between Alpine Development, Fields Development Group and Grade Development Co.

The four governors announced indoor portions of retail shopping malls, amusement parks and bowling alleys in the four states will close by 8 p.m. Thursday—an expansion of the guidance that the three governors from the tri-state area issued Monday.