By Joshua Burd
Keystone Property Group has retained Cushman & Wakefield to oversee leasing at a newly renovated office park in Piscataway, the real estate services firm announced.
In a news release, Cushman & Wakefield said it was named exclusive leasing agent for 30 Knightsbridge Road, a 680,000-square-foot campus off Exit 8 of Interstate 287. William O’Keefe, Charlie Parmelli and Brandon DeGraff, based in C&W’s Morristown office, are heading the assignment at the four-building campus.
Since acquiring the property in 2014, Keystone has invested several million dollars to enhance the amenity package, which now includes a newly renovated cafeteria, several conference and training rooms, a 200-seat auditorium and a state-of-the-art fitness center, the news release said. C&W also touted robust infrastructure for tenants that includes redundant power with an onsite substation, high-end fiber optic infrastructure, an advanced security system with 24/7 card access and a three-bay covered loading dock with a separate freight elevator.
“With proximity to several major roadways, 30 Knightsbridge provides easy access to employees commuting from across northern and central New Jersey,” Tom Sklow, Keystone’s vice president of development and leasing, said in a prepared statement. “With its superior amenities and cutting-edge technological capabilities, the property provides leading firms with an ideal office environment engineered to foster their continued corporate growth.”
Keystone Property Group, which is based in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, acquired the property from Mack-Cali Realty Corp. It was among a dozen New Jersey and New York properties that Mack-Cali sold in the $230.8 million deal, part of an effort to pare down its suburban portfolio.
The Cushman & Wakefield team is marketing 50,000 square feet of available office space and a 115,000-square-foot data center at 30 Knightsbridge Road.
“The sophistication of this property’s systems sets it apart; however, the quality of its tenant amenities position it as best-in-class for the Piscataway marketplace,” O’Keefe said. “Keystone, which is a well-capitalized, responsive owner, has invested significantly in providing an attractive quality of life for its tenants.”
