Real Estate
Harrison Riverbend District lands $173.4M construction loan
Source: NJBiz · Jul 31, 2026, 1:36 PM
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Advance Realty Investors has secured a $173.4 million construction loan for the Harrison Riverbend District project, with assistance from Cushman & Wakefield.
The mixed-use development will add 524 apartments to the district, located near the local PATH station in Harrison. This financing milestone represents a significant investment in the Hudson County waterfront community and reflects continued development activity in the region's transit-oriented neighborhoods.
Key points
- $173.4 million construction loan secured for Harrison Riverbend District development
- Project will deliver 524 new apartments near PATH transit station
- Cushman & Wakefield arranged the financing for Advance Realty Investors
- Development positioned to capitalize on transit accessibility in Harrison
FAQ
- What is the Harrison Riverbend District?
- The Harrison Riverbend District is a mixed-use development project in Harrison, New Jersey, that will include 524 new apartments. The project is strategically located near the local PATH station, making it a transit-oriented development designed to serve the Hudson County area.
- How much funding was secured for this project?
- Advance Realty Investors secured a $173.4 million construction loan to finance the development of the Riverbend District. Cushman & Wakefield, a major real estate services firm, helped facilitate this financing.
- Why is proximity to the PATH station important?
- The PATH station proximity makes this development attractive for commuters traveling to Newark, Jersey City, and Manhattan. Transit-oriented developments near major transit hubs typically attract more residents and support walkable urban neighborhoods.
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