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Silver & Harting join NAI Mertz Corporation

The real estate brokerage business of Lance Silver and Stuart Harting, Silver and Harting has been merged into NAI Mertz. The partners have been together as brokers and developers in the real estate arena in the tri-state area for 40 years, and with this move they are adding another dimension and capability to the NAI Mertz office. Some of their well known projects include The Piers at Penns Landing, Society Hill Hotel, Sugar Refinery Apartments, The Belgravia, 1010 Race (Quality Inn), Greentree Run, The Greenhouse and Katmandu Restaurants. Prior to their joining Mertz, the team represented the sellers of the former Clarion Suites, I-295 and Route 70 Associates, LP in the sale of the seven acre property at 1450 Route 70 East, Cherry Hill, Camden County, NJ. The property was sold to an affiliate of Spring-Hills, an assisted living company based in Edison, NJ. The new owners plan to renovate the facility and open in the late months of this year.
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