A local nonprofit faced a challenge that needed a unique, tailored solution. With a mission to provide enhanced education opportunities to people with autism, the organization needed more room to serve their community, but required a specialized space to meet their distinctive needs.

A local nonprofit, with the mission to provide individualized workouts and resources to people with spinal cord injuries and other forms of paralysis, needed help. While their community reach was poised to expand, their space was hindering their growth.

A leading provider of Enterprise IT hardware needed a new space that was more suitably sized for its evolving business needs. Though their previous space was leased, they were looking to purchase the new property to support their growth goals and maximize investment potential.

A client in Teaneck, NJ, was struggling to sell a building located on contaminated land. Not only were potential buyers leery of taking on the liability of a property that posed an environmental threat, but the banks were also simply unwilling to give a mortgage.

A local Ringwood, NJ, building owner wanted to downsize his physical space. In a small town where commercial real estate transactions are few and far between, the client needed guidance from experts who could generate interest for the property, despite the area’s relatively inactive real estate market.

Bergen’s Promise, a non-profit, community-based care management service organization for children, was experiencing rapid growth and needed additional physical space. They had already expanded in their current building in Rochelle Park, NJ, numerous times and were occupying nearly 15,000 square feet of space. With two years left on their lease, they needed to explore other options.