Eli Manning Wants You To Get In On The Gold Coast

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The Gold Coast is one of New Jersey's hottest places to be, whether you're in office, multifamily, industrial, retail or hotel. Even Eli Manning is giving you the opportunity to get in by renting his $5.2M condo in Hoboken for $18k a month. While snagging the home of a two-time Super Bowl MVP may be a little crazy for you, there are plenty of other opportunities in the market, from Bayonne to Fort Lee.

Join Bisnow for our first-ever New Jersey Gold Coast event, where we'll explore the policies, transportation, investment and development shaping the Hudson waterfront. We'll be featuring some of the region's top players, including KRE Group president Jonathan Kushner, KABR Group managing member Adam Altman, HAP Investments CEO Eran Polack, Onyx Equities managing principal Jonathan Schultz, HFF senior managing director Jose Cruz and Jersey City deputy mayor Marcos Vigil.

The event will be held Thursday, April 14, starting at 8am at The Liberty House in Jersey City. As always, expect plenty of schmooze time before and after our all-star panelists. Sign up today!

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