Bridgewater Plaza II at 245 Route 22 in Bridgewater — Courtesy: NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.
By Joshua Burd
Three health care tenants have signed leases in Bridgewater and South Plainfield as part of a series of newly announced office deals by NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.
In the largest among them, ENT & Allergy Associates signed a renewal and expansion for 9,500 square feet at Bridgewater Plaza II, a 39,000-square-foot property at 245 Route 22 in Bridgewater, according to a news release. The brokerage team noted that the complex has ample space to accommodate the practice’s growing patient demand and future operational needs, as well as convenient parking for visitors and staff.
At an adjacent property, Bridgewater Plaza I, the Center for Psychological Treatment and Assessment signed a lease extension and expansion for 8,320 square feet, the news release said. NAIDB said the long-term agreement at 250 Route 28, which spans 24,000 square feet, supports the practice’s continued growth and marks a second expansion for the tenant within the same office complex.
The firm’s Marc L. Shein brokered the transactions, while also arranging a 3,000-square-foot office lease at 265-281 Durham Ave. in South Plainfield with Signature Health & Wellness Center. The practice, which offers chiropractic care, physical therapy and acupuncture, has relocated to the Durham Professional Center from Piscataway.
“Central New Jersey’s medical office market continues to be a prime destination thanks to easy accessibility sought by specialty practices, their patients and health care providers,” said Shein, a senior vice president with Woodbridge-based NAIDB. “Boasting a strong transportation infrastructure — an essential factor that influences patient-visit attendance and convenient commutes for team members —with proximity to a variety of dining, shopping and essential lifestyle amenities all contribute to the region’s emergence as an ideal health care hub.”
He added: “The region’s diverse economy and highly skilled population, along with the high concentration of large health care systems and Fortune 500 pharmaceutical companies, will continue to fuel demand for high-quality medical office space for the foreseeable future.
