Renters flocking to 55+ property in Cherry Hill as Procida nears completion of final phase

Procida Funding & Advisors is touting its strongest leasing momentum yet at a new age-restricted, 507-unit residential property in Cherry Hill that it took over in 2023 after the site had faced multiple delays during two decades of development.

Procida completes major Cherry Hill rental project, taps Newmark to list complex for sale

After taking over a long-stalled residential development in Cherry Hill, Procida Funding is seeking a buyer for the newly completed, 507-unit rental property.

Procida taps McCann Team as agents for Plaza Grande in Cherry Hill

Procida Funding & Advisors has selected the McCann Team of Keller Williams as its agents for a collection of new age-restricted homes at the Plaza Grande development in Cherry Hill.

Procida completes first of eight final buildings at long-stalled Cherry Hill housing project

A team led by investor Billy Procida has completed the first of eight buildings that will help complete a long-delayed, 507-unit multifamily project in Cherry Hill.

Procida takes over final housing phase of Garden State Park redevelopment in Cherry Hill

Veteran developer and real estate investor Billy Procida has taken control of a key parcel in Cherry Hill, where plans call for 283 homes as part of the redevelopment of the former Garden State Park racetrack.

Already a destination, Garden State Park prepares to add sports betting to retail and restaurant mix

A joint venture is starting on the final piece of more than 1 million square feet of retail and dining space in Cherry Hill, where it has created a destination over more than a decade of development.

The site is now primed to draw even larger crowds later this year with the completion of a new sports book, bar and restaurant, thanks to the recent legalization of sports betting in New Jersey.

Hoping for growth

New Jersey has only scratched the surface in the co-working and shared office space sector, despite the fact that it is experiencing rapid growth in New York City and other major markets. Fortunately, we’re hearing that the Garden State is poised to grow its share. The industry’s biggest name, WeWork, has ramped up its search for space in New Jersey over the past year, which means its competitors may not be far behind. The requirements have the potential to further strengthen top submarkets such as the Hudson waterfront, while providing a needed boost in areas where vacancy remains high.