BlueGate Partners and GRID Real Estate have been exclusively retained to secure a long-term ground lease or Joint Venture/Sale of 808 Pavonia, a fully-approved mixed-use residential community in Journal Square, Jersey City, New Jersey (the “Project”).

GRID Real Estate, LLC. (“GRID”), has been exclusively engaged by HHH Properties LLC. (the “Owner”), to sell 201 Franklin Ave, 211 Hamilton Ave and 206-208 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, the “Property”. The mixed-use buildings sit on approximately 18,100 square feet, (0.41 acres) of land in the CBD of Hasbrouck Heights in Bergen County, NJ.

Incredible turn key operation available in the heart of Palisade Avenue. The opportunity features an 800SF commercial condo, which takes up the full ground floor space in this historically pointed mixed-use building.

MIXED USE OPPORTUNITY — JERSEY CITYGreat opportunity to purchase a newly renovated mixed-use building in the heart of McGinely Square on Monticello Avenue. The Lichtenthal’s Building has been historically repositioned back to its original charm, boasting a 2,000Sqft retail + basement as well as a fully rented residential component.

61 Sip Avenue is a mixed-use development site (the “Site” or “Project”) in the heart of the burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood in Jersey City, New Jersey.

+/- 1 acre of land available for lease immediately outside the Holland Tunnel.Site can be delivered paved and fenced, depending on the use.Permitted for parking and storage.Surrounded by 3,000+ new residential units.

50 Newark Ave is a complete medical hub. Home to many medical tenants such as Advanced Rehabilitation of Jersey City, Hudson River Radiology & Jersey Premier. The site sits dead center along Newark Ave which connects Downtown JC to Journal Square. 550 Newark Ave lays across the street from the Hudson County Courthouse and less than 5-blocks from JSQ Path.

Turn Key Cafe Space

Vibrant and lively, Washington Street’s unique sense of place is defined by its seemingly endless row of historic storefronts pressed against the edge of sidewalks; cross street intersections affording views of the Hudson River and New York City skyline; concentration of popular restaurants, lounges, shops, and boutiques; and connections to the Hoboken waterfront.