“72K SF Leased in NJ: C&W Facilitates Eight Arrangements”

"72K SF Leased in NJ: C&W Facilitates Eight Arrangements"

Cushman & Wakefield has successfully arranged lease renewals and new agreements for a total of 70,685 square feet at Opal Holdings’ Centerline in Middlesex County, NJ. These deals encompass four office buildings and involve prominent companies such as Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis, LLP and M&T Bank at 99 Wood Ave S. Additionally, the Opal Portfolio (now known as Centerline) has recently undergone a rebranding process and boasts an impressive 1.5 million square feet across multiple Class A properties.

The transactions were facilitated by Cushman & Wakefield’s team of experts including Todd Elfand, Kevin Carton, Paul Giannone and Brody Strickland who represented the landlord throughout the negotiations. The newly signed tenants include BCT Group, Atkins Réalis USA Inc., Dermodity,Tanisha Aspire,and P360 with locations scattered throughout Metropark.

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