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Jones Lang Lasalle selected by Mack-Cali to lease four office buildings in Jersey City, NJ

Mack-Cali Realty Corporation tapped Jones Lang LaSalle as exclusive leasing agent for four office buildings, totaling nearly 4 million s/f, at Harborside Plazas 2, 3 and 5, as well as the iconic 101 Hudson St. The JLL team handling the assignment includes Scott Panzer, vice chairman; Jonathan Meisel, managing director; and Aaron Ellison, senior vice president. The team will work closely with Christopher DeLorenzo, senior vice president of leasing, and Thomas Savoca, senior director of leasing, at Mack-Cali. "Mack-Cali is widely recognized as a premier owner and developer of commercial real estate in New Jersey," said Panzer. "Harborside offers some of the highest-quality office space along the Waterfront. No other location in the state can match Harborside's amenities, views, and easy access to Lower Manhattan." "We are proud to team with Mack-Cali on this prestigious assignment," said Meisel. "Mack-Cali's Waterfront buildings offer companies unique space with incredibly robust power and connectivity, including full back-up generators in an ideal location with convenient transportation access." JLL will oversee leasing at the 761,200 s/f Harborside Plaza 2 and the 725,600-square-foot Harborside Plaza 3, both offering 10 floors of commercial office space; the 34-story, 978,301 s/f Harborside Plaza 5, which is the newest office building in Jersey City, and the 1.3 million-s/f 101 Hudson Street, with 40 floors of office space and a five-story parking deck. The premier office buildings are located in the Exchange Place district on the Hudson Waterfront in Jersey City, steps from the Exchange Place PATH station, which offers a four-minute ride to the World Trade Center Station in Lower Manhattan and a 15-minute ride to Midtown.
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