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GGMC parking garage operator at Continental

Atlantic Realty Development Corporation of Woodbridge N.J. has recently chosen GGMC as the parking garage operator at the Continental, its luxurious new development at 885 Sixth Ave., near Herald Square. The garage, conveniently located a block from Madison Square Garden, has been given the patented GGMC treatment - an artistic photographic display depicting life in the neighborhood across the decades. "Atlantic Realty Development is pleased and proud to have GGMC operate the garage at the Continental," said Atlantic Realty's representative Larry Frenkel. "We believe that first impressions of a building are often formed at its parking garage and GGMC leaves a lasting good impression."
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