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NEW YORK, Feb. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Empire Portfolio Group ("Empire") announced the February 29th grand opening celebration of their first Relive Health^™ ("Relive") Clinic in East Rutherford, N.J. located at 110 NJ-Route 17. Taking place from 3 p.m. – 8 p.m., the celebration is free with advanced RSVP, and will include giveaways for the first 50 attendees plus raffle prizes throughout the evening. As the first of multiple locations in the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut area, Tri-state residents can enjoy limited-time, grand opening specials of 40% off individual services and discounts on packaged services.

Relive is a revolutionary anti-aging and wellness franchise that enables individuals to extend their healthspans and enhance their lives by pairing innovative treatments with unparalleled client care. Whether it's rebalancing hormones, achieving ideal weight through medical weight loss programs, hydrating, replenishing and detoxifying the body with IV vitamin therapy or turning back the hands of time with medical aesthetics, Relive is the catalyst to having more energy, looking younger and living a more vibrant life. Starting today, Tri-state area residents can discover a wide array of wellness services that empower them to take charge of their holistic health journey. Relive Health offers a personalized approach, starting with an assessment of each client through a 52-panel bloodwork analysis along with a body composition audit and an in-depth skin analysis utilizing Visia® technology.

Grand Opening promotional offers that are available from 2/29 – 3/2 include:

For further information about Relieve Health and VIP memberships, please call 201-266-0269. To RSVP and learn more about the grand opening specials, visit eastrutherford.relivehealth.com/GrandOpening or follow Relive East Rutherford on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

About Relive HealthFounded in 2017, Relive Health (www.Relivehealth.com) provides anti-aging and wellness services which include hormone optimization, medical aesthetics, vitamin therapy, and regenerative medicine. Clients are evaluated individually to create a customized treatment program that addresses each client's unique needs. The company currently operates 12 health centers across five states. For more information, please visit relivehealth.com.

About Empire Portfolio GroupEmpire Portfolio Group, founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York City, is a leading wellness services franchisee. As a franchisee and area representative of Orangetheory Fitness, Empire operates and oversees over 140 Orangetheory Fitness studios across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Empire was awarded "2022 Area Representative of the Year" and two-time "Region of the Year" in 2022 and 2023 by Orangetheory Fitness. Empire is a franchisee of Relive Health, a Florida-based provider of anti-aging services including hormone optimization, vitamin therapy and medical aesthetics. For more information, please visit empireportfolio.com.

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will play host for the 2026 World Cup, and, while that is two years out, in preparation for the event, Skanska announced it has started work on a project to renovate the lower bowl of MetLife Stadium.

The project scope includes enlarging the playing field to meet necessary FIFA requirements and enabling the stadium to host eight games throughout the tournament, including the final.

Skanska, a Swedish company, has its U.S. headquarters in New York and its New Jersey offices in Carteret and Parsippany.

To ensure existing stadium activity and team schedules can remain in place, construction will be completed in two phases. Phase I began this past January and is projected for completion in May. Phase II will begin in January 2025 and is projected to reach completion in May 2025.

“We are thrilled to continue building upon our longstanding partnership with MetLife Stadium and to play an integral role in ensuring the stadium is well-equipped to host the upcoming FIFA World Cup,” Sean Szatkowski, executive vice president, general manager, global construction firm Skanska USA Building, said. “Having begun our initial work at MetLife Stadium in 2010, this latest undertaking poses the unique and exciting challenge of making the necessary adjustments needed to meet FIFA requirements. And we now know, this will include the honor of helping prepare the stadium to host the FIFA World Cup final.”

The project scope includes the demolition of four corners of existing precast seating throughout the stadium and the installation of a new modular steel composite seating system with related comprehensive mechanical, electrical, audio visual and plumbing adjustments.

The project also includes the removal of 1,740 permanent seats to expand the field’s dimensions for FIFA World Cup 26 matches, and the replacement of those seats with the modular system, which will maintain current NFL seating quantities and layouts.

Skanska completed the 2.2 million-square-foot MetLife Stadium in 2010, which involved the construction of a technologically advanced open-air stadium with seats for 82,500 spectators, including 222 luxury suite boxes.

It was the first facility built specifically to accommodate two National Football League teams, the New York Giants and New York Jets. The stadium is also used for concerts and other entertainment and sports activities. Earlier this month, it hosted a weekend of NHL Stadium Series games.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sagard Real Estate, formerly known as EverWest Real Estate Investors, a leading real estate investment advisor, today has announced the successful acquisition of a 47,000 square foot newly constructed warehouse in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The warehouse, located at 390 Central Ave in East Rutherford, NJ is located 11 miles from midtown Manhattan and 14 miles from the Port of Newark.

“We are very pleased to acquire this state-of-the-art distribution warehouse in one of the most coveted industrial locations in the state. The property is 14 miles from Port Newark, and 17 miles from Port Jersey, and is situated in the Meadowlands submarket, home to some of the largest national and regional distributors looking to service the port with excellent connectivity within the greater tri-state area,” stated John Maurer, Senior Managing Director, Head of Equity, for Sagard Real Estate.

The fully occupied building includes 3,000 square feet of office space, parking for 41 vehicles, and over 45,000 square feet of warehouse space. Fully leased by Restaurant Technologies, the commercial building will operate as the company’s Northern New Jersey Hub, serving over 80 fast food and fast casual restaurants around the Northern New Jersey area.

Consistent with the firm’s strategy of acquiring high-demand assets in well-connected and sought-after locations, this acquisition follows Sagard Real Estate’s successful track record, including the recent purchase of 135 Maddox Road in Nashville.

About Sagard Real Estate

Sagard Real Estate is a real estate investment advisor and operator providing investment management services throughout the U.S. including acquisitions, asset management, development and property management for our investors. With $5 billion in assets under management, our clients invest in a variety of commercial real estate investment strategies through separate accounts and commingled funds. Sagard Real Estate is based in Denver with regional investment offices in New York City, Charlotte, Austin, Los Angeles and San Francisco metro areas. Sagard Real Estate is a part of Sagard, a multi-strategy alternative asset management firm. Sagard’s leading shareholder is Power Corporation of Canada, an international management and holding company that focuses on financial services in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.Sagard.com/RealEstate.

About Sagard

Sagard is a multi-strategy alternative asset management firm with more than US$15B under management, 125 portfolio companies, and 300 professionals. We invest in venture capital, private equity, private credit, real estate, and royalties. We deliver flexible capital, an entrepreneurial culture, and a global network of investors, commercial partners, advisors, and value-creation experts. The firm has offices in Canada, the United States and Europe. For more information, visit www.sagard.com.

The 2026 World Cup final will be played at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, beating out Texas and California for soccer’s showcase game.

FIFA awarded the July 19 championship to the $1.6 billion venue, which opened in 2010, the culminating match of an expanded 48-nation, 104-game tournament that will be spread across three nations for the first time.

Located about 10 miles from Manhattan, MetLife was promoted by both New York and New Jersey, where the stadium was built in the Meadowlands marshes. The land of Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and Frank Sinatra will be the focal point of the globe on that Sunday, when either Lionel Messi’s Argentina will try to win its second straight title or a successor will emerge.

“It will be a celebration of our diversity and our values,” New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said in a telephone interview. “The bigger picture is what leads up to it and what we leave behind for the decades to come.”

FIFA made the announcement Sunday at a Miami television studio, allocating the opener of the 39-day tournament to Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca on June 11 and the finale to the home of the NFL’s New York Jets and Giants.

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had lobbied for the final to be at his AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

“The competition was dealing with the perception of the coastal, of a New York, or a Los Angeles,” he said. “If this were totally being played to just America and the United States, that wouldn’t have been such a formidable thing to overcome. But internationally, that’s formidable to overcome.”

All games from the quarterfinals on are being played in the United States. Semifinals are on July 14 at AT&T and the following day at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Quarterfinals are at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on July 9, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the following day, and at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, and Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, on July 11. The third-place game will be at Hard Rock on July 18.

The U.S. team will train in suburban Atlanta ahead of the tournament and open at SoFi on June 12. The Americans play seven days later at Seattle’s Lumen Field and finish the group stage at SoFi on June 25.

Since reaching the semifinals of the first World Cup in 1930, the U.S. has advanced to the quarterfinals just once, in 2002.

“It’s about making our nation proud,” American coach Gregg Berhalter said. “One way to really grow the game and to change soccer in America forever is to perform well and do something that no U.S. team has ever done before.”

Seventy-eight of 104 matches will be played in the U.S., with 13 games each in Mexico and Canada, and there as many as six matches a day.

AT&T will host a tournament-high nine matches. There will be eight each at MetLife, SoFi and Mercedes Benz; seven apiece at Hard Rock, Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and NRG Stadium in Houston; and six apiece at Lumen, Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, and Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

FIFA officials did not publicly explain their site-decision process.

Philadelphia’s final match will be a round-of-16 meeting on July 4, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park hosts baseball’s All-Star Game, likely on July 14.

Santa Clara is the only U.S. site that will not host a game after the new round of 32. AT&T will host two round-of-32 matches.

FIFA expanded the World Cup from 32 to 48 nations, increased matches from 64 and announced the 16 sites in 2022.

Murphy learned of the decision while at a watch party in a MetLife Stadium suite. He was not discouraged by a British tabloid report on Jan. 17 that said the final would be at AT&T.

“We did everything we could to put our head downs, focus on the job at hand, kind of push out the noise, and that turned out to be a winning formula,” Murphy said.

Mexico will play its second match at Guadalajara’s Estadio Akron on June 18 and return to Azteca on June 24. Mexico City will host five matches, with four each at Monterrey’s Estadio BBVA and Guadalajara.

Canada will play its opening first-round match in Toronto on June 12, then at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, on June 18 and 24. Each Canada venue will host 13 games.

A nation will need to play eight matches to win the title, up from seven since 1982.

All 11 of the U.S. stadiums are home to NFL teams. Hard Rock will host this year’s Copa América final on July 14, while MetLife was the site of the 2016 Copa América final.

Both the 1970 and 1986 World Cup finals were at Azteca.

When the U.S. hosted the 24-nation, 52-game tournament in 1994, the final was at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, the opener at Chicago’s Soldier Field and the semifinals at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford and the Rose Bowl.

With the additional teams, the length of the tournament will grow from 29 days in the shortened 2022 schedule in Qatar and 32 days for the 2018 tournament in Russia.

Only one match will involve a team that has not had at least three off days. FIFA divided the group stage into East, Central and West regions and intended to make travel shorter for group winners.

The stadiums in Arlington, Atlanta and Houston have retractable roofs that are expected to be closed because of summer heat, and Inglewood and Vancouver have fixed roofs.

Artificial turf will be replaced by grass in Arlington, Atlanta, East Rutherford, Foxborough, Houston, Inglewood, Seattle and Vancouver.

Several of the venues are expected to widen their surfaces to accommodate a 75-by-115 yard (68-by-105 meter) playing field, including AT&T, MetLife and SoFi.

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AP Sports Writer Schuyler Dixon in Arlington, Texas, contributed to this report.

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has removed a portion of the Universal Oil Products Superfund site in East Rutherford from its list of priority cleanup sites.

The delisted area, known as Area 2, spans 17 acres and has undergone extensive soil and groundwater cleanup to safeguard public health and the environment, said EPA Regional Administrator Lisa F. Garcia.

For the former chemical manufacturing plant site, the transformation signifies a milestone in environmental remediation efforts. "EPA has successfully removed the threat of hazardous chemicals from the soil and groundwater in this portion of the site," Garcia said, noting the area's conversion into a bustling shopping center.

The Universal Oil Products Superfund site, situated near Route 17 and Paterson Plank Road, encompasses about 75 acres of marshes, tidal waterways, highways and commercial properties. Over the years, operations by multiple companies led to contamination with substances including lead, PCBs, polyaromatic hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds.

Since its addition to the National Priorities List in 1983, both the EPA and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection have spearheaded numerous cleanup initiatives at the site. These efforts included soil excavation and off-site disposal, installation of protective covers, groundwater treatment, and the implementation of institutional controls to restrict contamination access.

The successful achievement of cleanup objectives in Area 2 has paved the way for its redevelopment into a thriving commercial hub, featuring a home improvement store and a restaurant.

The EPA's proposal for the partial deletion of Area 2 from the priorities list, initiated on Aug. 16, 2023, garnered no public objections during the comment period, which ended on Sept. 15, 2023.

The priorities list, covering some of the nation's most severe contamination cases, sees sites or segments removed when further cleanup is deemed unnecessary for human and environmental protection. However, the EPA pledges to conduct periodic reviews to ensure continued safety.