8 Campus Drive in Parsippany — Courtesy: JLL
By Joshua Burd
ABS Management has secured a new tenant at a refreshed office building in Parsippany, inking a lease for more than 18,000 square feet with a publicly traded staffing company.
According to JLL, which represented the landlord, Aerotek will occupy a fourth-floor space at 8 Campus Drive within the two-building complex known as The Arbors. The long-term, 18,339-square-foot commitment comes amid its ongoing expansion of its outsourced services to include construction support, manufacturing support and comprehensive maintenance, as it benefits from a location at the crossroads of several major highways.
JLL Senior Managing Director David Stifelman, Executive Vice President Chris Conklin and Brokerage Coordinator Maria Ruberto represented ownership as the leasing team at The Arbors. Cushman & Wakefield’s Brian DeCillis and Ryan O’Keefe represented the tenant.
In a news release, JLL noted that 8 Campus Drive has a new entrance lobby, a modern fitness facility, a high-definition virtual golf simulator, a conference and training facility and a full-service café. The property shares 15 acres with 7 Sylvan Way, its sister building at the 360,000-square-fot campus, while tenants are surrounded by restaurants, convenience and lifestyle services such as a nearby Wegmans, Seasons 52, Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Capital Grille and Panera Bread.
Nearby highways include interstates 80, 280 and 287 and routes 46, 202, 10 and 53. The campus is also a five-minute drive from the Morris Plains train station, which provides direct service to New York Penn Station, Midtown Manhattan and Hoboken Terminal, while Morristown Municipal Airport is five miles from the campus and Newark Liberty International Airport is 24 miles away.
ABS Management recently retained Blue Management Service to provide onsite property management services designed to further elevate the tenant experience, the news release said. It noted that the latter, with $1 billion of assets under management, is headquartered in New Jersey and operates across nine states.
