Serving businesses across New Jersey.

Seventy municipalities, the busiest retail corridor in the country along Routes 4 and 17, and Fort Lee high-rises staring at the George Washington Bridge.

Port Newark and the airport on one end, Short Hills and Livingston medical campuses on the other, with Montclair and the Oranges in between.

The densest county in the state, and the most vertical — Exchange Place towers, Hoboken brownstone blocks and Bayonne's redeveloping waterfront.

Paterson's converted mill buildings and Clifton's industrial blocks at one end, Wayne's corporate offices and West Milford's spread-out sites at the other.

Corporate campuses along I-287 in Parsippany, Whippany and Florham Park, a hospital-anchored Morristown downtown, and a lot of suburban office park square footage.

Port Elizabeth and the Linden industrial belt on one side, walkable Westfield and Summit downtowns and Cranford office space on the other.

Rural and spread out, with sites that rarely have on-premises IT — municipal buildings, small plants, schools and the Vernon resort corridor.

The biggest industrial market in New Jersey — Exit 8A and Exit 12 warehouse parks — plus a New Brunswick core of hospitals, Rutgers buildings and labs.

Pharma and telecom campuses in Bridgewater and Basking Ridge, flex/light-industrial along Route 22, and a dense band of medical practices around Somerville.

State government buildings in Trenton, the Route 1 research corridor through Princeton and West Windsor, and Hamilton's warehouse and flex space.