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Mack-Cali to Continue Diversification into Multifamily

Published Feb. 10, 2012
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Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor
Charles Henricks

Its 2,500-unit rental development in Jersey City, N.J., could "be 20% of what the company is today," says CEO Mitchell Hersh, during a company earnings call.

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