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March Construction
Ground‑up commercial general contractor for $20M+ multifamily, mixed‑use & industrial projects in NYC & New Jersey
About March Construction
March Associates Construction is a family‑owned commercial general contractor and construction management firm. We build ground‑up commercial real estate projects of $20M+ in New York City, New York, and New Jersey and are listed among ENR’s Top 400 Contractors Nationwide. Our focus is multifamily, mixed‑use, industrial, office, and other income‑producing CRE buildings, not small renovations or basic interior fit‑outs. We are built for large developments, additions, and expansions. Developers and owners hire us when they need a turnkey GC/CM partner who understands the pro‑forma and treats each project like an investment. We manage complex urban projects from pre‑construction through TCO, working with developers, architects, engineers, and lenders under CM‑at‑risk, GMP, and design‑build structures to keep jobs on time, on budget, and financeable. We have delivered more than $8.5 billion in commercial projects. Clients stay with us because our communication is clear and proactive. President Lou March and Vice President Todd Laubach are always reachable, and our 80+ person team coordinates with design teams and local officials so there are no surprises. Safety and quality matter on every site; we run a strong safety program so work is done correctly and in line with all rules. We are known for value engineering and constructability. When we join early in pre‑construction, we help set smart budgets, lock in competitive material pricing, and plan the schedule. Our goal: cut hard costs and reduce schedule risk without hurting lease‑up, rent, or exit value, helping protect IRR and carry cost. Core services: ground‑up commercial construction for large CRE projects; construction management and general contracting for developers and institutional owners; design‑build; additions and expansions to existing commercial buildings; and pre‑construction, budgeting, scheduling, and value engineering focused on developer economics.
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March Construction closed its office on Friday, September 4 and Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.
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March Construction opened the Saddle River Day School academic hub, delivering 19 new classrooms, 4 science laboratories, and 3 specialty learning spaces to support advanced coursework in physics, engineering, and AP studies.
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