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Nutley editorial: Moving forward
The deal has finally been reached.
Mayor, district: Edison Village will not overload schools
Representatives from the township, school district and Prism Capital Partners are saying the first phase of the Edison Village project will not have a major impact on local schools when people move into the mixed-use project’s residential units.
An inventive way to save Edison’s last factory
This is a building that refuses to go down without a fight.
Prism Completes Purchase of 116-Acre Former Hoffmann-La Roche Campus
Medical School to Anchor Mixed-Use Redevelopment of Northern N.J. Site
LETTER: Density impact key issue in proposed Millington complex
Last May, site developer Prism Capital Partners presented to the Long Hill Township Committee a proposal to erect a complex of buildings on the Tifa site in Millington.
Public hearing to precede any action on Millington rezoning, transit site
A public hearing before the Planning Board will precede any consideration by the Township Committee to rezone property near the Millington train station, where a developer has proposed a “transit village.”
HPC questions WO, Prism on redevelopment
The West Orange Historic Preservation Commission told the Township Council during the council’s Sept. 6 meeting that Prism Capital Partners
Prism Capital Partners, Hoffmann-La Roche sign purchase & sale agreement for 116-acres
In a blockbuster acqui- sition play, PB Nutclif I, LLC , an affiliate of locally based Prism Capital Partners (Prism) signed a pur- chase and sale agreement with Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.
Proposed private medical school at ex-Roche site moves a step closer
New Jersey’s first private medical school in 50 years moved closer to reality when officials from Hackensack Meridian Health and Seton Hall University signed a lease with developers of the former Hoffmann-LaRoche site in Nutley and Clifton, officials announced Thursday morning.
New Jersey Commercial Real Estate Leaders Provide Insights into Current and Future State of Office Market
Trends that Drive Tenancy include Millennial Employees, Technology, Repurposing of Suburban Office Parks