
Mack-Cali has been a trusted name in
commercial real estate for over 60 years,
and its sound business decisions continue to position the Company as a mainstay for companies large and small. Mack-Cali's
diverse selection of properties throughout the Northeast allows both new and current tenants greater flexibility to choose the right property - from small satellite offices to custom-built headquarters.
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New Jersey
23.8 million square
feet of space in
181 primarily class
A office and
office/flex
properties
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- Dominant market share
- State's largest owner of class A office space
- Prime locations/diverse submarkets
- Product diversity - office and office/flex space
- Broad-based tenancy
- Well-leased properties
- Excellent highway accessto properties
- Significant barriers to entry in market
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- Land for development of 9.6 million square feet
- Diverse regional economy
- Select submarkets favored for cost-effective options to Manhattan
- Country's fourth largest office market - offers abundant acquisition opportunities
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Westchester
and Rockland counties,
New York; and
Fairfield County,
Connecticut
5.6 million square
feet of space in
78 primarily class
A office, office/flex,
and industrial/
warehouse
properties
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- Dominant market share
- Prime locations/diverse submarkets
- Product diversity - office, office/flex, and industrial/
warehouse space
- Broad-based tenancy
- Industry diversity
- Well-leased properties
- Good highway access to properties
- Significant barriers to entry in market
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- Land for development of 582,250 square feet
- Diverse regional economy
- Potential for acquisitions
- Select submarkets favored for cost-effective options to Manhattan
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Downtown
Manhattan
524,476 square
feet in one office property
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- Well-located, high-quality property
- Significant barriers to entry in market
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- Below-market rents on in-place leases
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Suburban
Philadelphia
2.0 million square
feet of space in
18 class A
office properties
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- High-quality office assets
- Broad-based tenancy
- Prime locations, diverse submarkets
- Excellent highway access to properties
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- Land for development of 150,200 square feet
- Potential for acquisitions
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Washington, D.C., and Maryland
1.3 million square
feet in 11 class
A office properties
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- One of the lowest vacancy rates of major U.S. markets
- Well-located, high-quality properties
- Significant barriers to entry in market
- Strong local economy, government growth
- Strong tenant base - government/law firms
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- Land for development of 717,000 square feet
- Potential for acquisitions
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