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Parsippany-Based Resource Realty Closes 7.5 Million in Sales and Multiple Leases Across Northern New Jersey

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Resource Realty, located in Parsippany, closed $7. 5 million in sales alongside multiple leases in Northern New Jersey. The firm’s performance signals a strong demand for commercial real estate in the region. This success not only enhances Resource Realty's portfolio but also fosters economic growth by generating new job opportunities. The commercial real estate market in Northern New Jersey has shown resilience and potential for expansion, as evidenced by this latest achievement.

Frank L. Cahill emphasizes that the company has engaged in various strategic transactions to solidify its market position. The real estate sector's ongoing recovery is crucial for local businesses and the economy at large. The company’s proactive approach reflects a broader trend of revitalization in the area’s commercial property landscape. Investors and businesses alike are optimistic about Northern New Jersey's real estate prospects moving forward.

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