The Work

Flagship assets. The full cycle.

Garden State Plaza is not a list of jobs. It is over a decade of experience strategically evolving New Jersey’s premier shopping mall while keeping it operating, and now leading a $300 million mixed-use chapter on the same ground.

Current

Garden State Plaza mixed-use

Garden State Plaza mixed-use construction site, aerial
Phase underway · Paramus, NJ
Garden State Plaza operating while work continues
Still trading through the work

Director of Construction for Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. Joint venture with Mill Creek Residential. Four phases. Ground broke spring 2026.

The hard part is not the dirt. It is a top-performing mall that cannot take a hit: traffic, holidays, parking, and a center that has to keep trading while a town center is built next to it.

2013

Expansion and parking deck — $110M

Garden State Plaza Deck B and mall expansion interior, 2013–2014
Deck B and mall expansion · 2013–2014

Phased demolition of existing parking, mall entrances, and retail. New five-level, 1,800-space precast parking deck. 90,000 sf building expansion: common area, loading, retail.

2014–2021

Rebuild while open

Structural shoring and foundation work under an operating asset
Shoring and modifying an active foundation · while operating
Garden State Plaza common-area tile replacement completed, 2015
130,000 sf common-area tile · 2015
Garden State Plaza Entrance 7 renovation completed, 2016
Entrance 7 renovation · 2016
Garden State Plaza common area renovation
Common area renovation
Garden State Plaza food court renovation
Food court renovation · 2017
2014

Entrance 10 renovation

$1.5M

Structural and aesthetic façade renovation.

2015

Luxury Lane and active-outdoor reconfiguration

$2.6M / $2M

Retail reconfiguration, structural modifications, accelerated six-week Luxury Lane schedule, electrical service upgrade.

2015

Victoria’s Secret landlord work

$3.1M

Basement slab lowered 15,000 sf. Sixteen spread footings shored, demolished, and lowered. 1,300 cy of earth out. All of it under and beside active retail.

2015

Tile and restrooms

$13M / $5M

130,000 sf common-area tile with public access maintained. Four restroom pairs and two family rooms rebuilt.

2016

IT backbone and seven entrances

$3.8M / $9M

35,000 ft of fiber, 26 IDF cabinets, new MDF and security operations. Flagship Entry 7 among seven entrance renovations.

2017

Food court renovation

$9.5M

23,000 sf food court and play. Restaurants operating every day through the work.

2018

Common area, systems, roof, plant, exterior

$27M / $15M / $10M / $9.5M / $8M

LED and holiday program. Security, BMS, WiFi, music, people counting. 475,000 sf roof. Four boilers, one chiller, 23 RTUs by helicopter. Lots, landscape, EV chargers, wayfinding.

2021

Entry 2 and restaurant expansion

$5M

Entry replacement, restaurant demolition, building addition, tenant prep.

Let It Grow

Other flagship work

Let It Grow waterfront project under construction
Let It Grow · Cover

Luxury projects across NJ/NY. Systems in the office that kept the company advancing.

Pocono Wilds

Own it. Run it. Grow it.

Pocono Wilds lodge with fire pit, Tannersville PA
Pocono Wilds · Tannersville, PA
Aerial of Pocono Wilds ten-acre property
Ten acres · room to grow
Pocono Wilds front elevation
Front elevation

330 Learn Road, Tannersville. Short-term rental I own and operate, with plans to add units on the property. Same through-line as the rest of this page: the asset, the ops, and what comes next.

Guest listing and channels are live. The longer development story — why, what, how, plans — lands here when the photos and unit plan are ready.

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