325 North Ave. East in Westfield — Courtesy: NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.
By Joshua Burd
A swim school operator has acquired a 9,700-square-foot office building in Westfield for more than $2.2 million, according to a listing team with NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.
Brokers with the firm represented the seller, True North Avenue East LLC, noting that the property at 325 North Ave. East has strong visibility on a thoroughfare with traffic of 16,000 vehicles per day and within a high-density professional services neighborhood. That helped attract the buyer, 25 Taylor Holding LLC, which plans to open its newest Swim Quest instructional facility at the standalone building in early 2026.
NAIDB Principal Robert J. DiLeo, Vice President Richard Goski and Assistant Vice President Catherine Goski-Vasquez handled the $2.215 million transaction.
“This is one of the most desirable locations in the area, offering incredible brand exposure,” Richard Goski said. “Critically, it provides exceptional access to downtown Westfield, a renowned regional destination for high-end shopping, dining and lifestyle services. This positioning enhances the value for any business, providing convenience and a premier environment for employees and clients alike.”
The brokers also cited the appeal of the building’s on-site car parking — especially valuable in Westfield — with more than 20 spaces available.
“We are seeing sustained demand for standalone product — from office to industrial to retail — that can house either one cohesive owner/user or be easily segmented for multiple entities,” Goski-Vasquez said. The Union County market specialist also cited the ability of 325 North Avenue East to transition into a specialized-service use like Swim Quest, which underscores the resilience and versatility of this type of real estate product in the current market.”
