Vango Development Launches Leasing at Third Rutherford-Area Property
Vango Development has launched leasing at Parker East, a new five-story luxury rental community bringing 86 residences, indoor and outdoor lifestyle amenities and convenient mass-transit access to 263 Hackensack St. in East Rutherford, NJ.
Located 0.2 miles from the Rutherford NJ TRANSIT station, Parker East offers one- and two-bedroom residences priced from $3,250. Immediate occupancy is available. The Taylor Lucyk Group is serving as the community’s exclusive leasing agent.
“Parker East reflects our continued commitment to creating high-quality residential communities in well-connected neighborhoods,” said Van Golemis, CEO of Vango Development. “The combination of spacious residences, a strong amenity offering and a location close to both transit and Rutherford’s downtown gives residents the convenience and connectivity they’re looking for today.”
The property is the latest addition to Vango’s growing portfolio in the area, following the development and lease-up of Parker 106 and Parker 118 in neighboring Rutherford.
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