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Rockefeller Group has attracted another tenant to its new logistics park in Piscataway, securing a 155,000-square-foot lease with a maker of office furniture and products.
A nearly 85,000-square-foot lease by a global pharmaceutical firm is among several recent deals at a Morristown office building, where ownership has unveiled $7 million in upgrades.
Teva Pharmaceuticals isn’t the only life sciences company to impact New Jersey’s office market this year, as several others have inked sizable leases to expand or upgrade their space.
A global market research company has leased more than 4,000 square feet in downtown Chatham, in one of four recent deals announced by The Garibaldi Group.
Eight tenants have combined for more than 60,000 square feet in leasing activity at a six-building, 629,000-square-foot office complex along Route 1 in Woodbridge
A manufacturer has passed on its 88,000-square-foot building in Piscataway to another industrial user, following a sale brokered by Cushman & Wakefield.
Two technology firms have signed leases at a two-building, 208,000-square-foot office complex in the Somerset section of Franklin, including a new commitment and an expansion.
