Nexus is one of the largest and most diversified real estate developers and managers in New Jersey. Nexus has been intimately involved in the renaissance of Trenton for more than thirty years, and has expanded throughout Mercer County, and into Monmouth and Ocean Counties as well. Nexus and its affiliates own and/or manage over 2 million square feet of office, commercial and warehouse space, as well as two parking garages (with a combined capacity of about 3500 cars) and several commercial surface parking lots (with a total of over 6000 spaces).

PARKING FACILITIES

Nexus and its affiliates have been in the commercial parking business since 1986. We designed, built and financed the 1600-car Station Plaza Parking Garage in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1986, and built the 1800-car Trenton Park and Ride garage for New Jersey Transit in 1994. We continue to successfully operate these facilities. In addition, Nexus was recently awarded the contract to operate the new 650-car Lafayette Yard Parking Deck in Trenton, as well as New Jersey Transit's 3500-space parking garage at MetroPark. Nexus also operates several surface parking lots in the busiest areas of Trenton.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES

Among the Nexus commercial developments are the Station Plaza complex in Trenton, Alexander Court and Princeton Plaza on the Route 1 corridor in Princeton; Southern Ocean County Medical Arts Pavilion in Manahawkin, Ocean County; Quail Creek Shopping Mall in Howell Township, Monmouth County; Sherwood Plaza Professional Center in Toms River, Ocean County; as well as a number of other office buildings and day care facilities. Certified Steel Company, a steel wholesaler/service center, is another member of the Nexus family.

HISTORIC RENOVATIONS

Nexus has performed renovations to a number of historical properties: the Roebling Metro complex, once part of the famous Roebling wire rope manufacturing facility, now offers office, warehouse and light manufacturing space in several buildings in the southern part of Trenton; the Lee Overall Building Building in Trenton; and the Fisk Professional Center, once the Fisk School, in Ewing Township, Mercer County.

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