B — June 14 - 27, 2013 — New Jersey — Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal
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EWARK, NJ — The Berger Organiza- tion , through 765 200,000 s/f, seven-story office building located in the central business district The Berger Organization adds 765 Broad St. to Newark office portfolio N expanding Berger’s presence south along Newark’s commer- cial corridor.
lobby, new elevators, updated common area and upgraded building systems. It offers 24/7 access and manned security. According to Miles Berger , The Berger Organization’s chairman and chief executive officer, significant vacancy at the property made it an attractive, value-add invest- ment opportunity. “765 Broad has sweeping, 30,000 s/f floor plates, and we will target full- floor users looking for elegant, build-to-suit accommodations,” he said. “This building is a
great value play for companies with larger requirements. Our repositioning effort will bring it back to the original stature Prudential established here.” Berger added that the prop- erty sits adjacent to 165 Halsey, the third-largest telecom car- rier hotel in the Northeast. It also is within walking distance to Newark Penn Station, offer- ing unparalleled convenience to Manhattan, as well as regional thoroughfares serving New Jersey, New York and the East Coast. n VLJ receives Grant fromThe Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund NEWARK, NJ — Volunteer Lawyers for Justice (VLJ) has received a grant for its Di- saster Legal Response Program (DLRP) from the Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund (The Fund). VLJ’s recently-estab- lished DLRP provides pro bono services to NJ residents deal- ing with legal matters directly related to Sandy. Services in- clude free clinics in Monmouth, Ocean, and Hudson Counties; extended representation; and a statewide hotline. “We want to thank the Hur- ricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund for its generous support of our Disaster Legal Response Program,” said Karen Sacks, Esq. , founding executive di- rector of VLJ. “Their support and that of Merck, McCarter & English and the Robin Hood Foundation – as well as our more than 100 volunteer attor- neys – has made this program a reality.” “The need remains great in New Jersey,” added Sacks. “We continue to look for volunteer attorneys to accept direct refer- ral cases for full representation after VLJ has screened them for placement as well as attorneys to staff our free clinics.” n New Jersey First Lady Mary Pat Christie is pictured (on left) at a recent event held in Princeton, with Karen Robinson, Esq., coor- dinating attorney with VLJ.
Distinguished by its white marble façade, 765 Broad was developed by Prudential. Its architecture matches the in- surance giant’s current world headquarters at the neigh- boring 751 Broad St.. The now multi-tenant property, anchored by Cablevision and home to a Wells Fargo re- gional office and bank branch, recently has been renovated with a beautifully appointed
B r o a d St.Holdings, has acquired the title for 765 Br o ad St. in New- ark from 765 Henry Asso- ciates. The 200,000 s/f,
Miles Berger
seven-story office building is located in the heart of the city’s central business district,
765 Broad Street
The Berger Organization is pleased to announce the acquisition of 765 BROAD STREET
Distinguished by its white marble façade, this elegant, seven-story office building features sweeping, 30,000-square-foot, build-to-suit floor plans and a prestigious address in the heart of the Newark’s central business district. Beautifully appointed common areas, modernized systems, and unparalleled convenience to public transit and major thoroughfares are among the many benefits of choosing 765 Broad today.
For more information contact: Brendan Berger, VP Leasing at 973-623-3300 or brendan@bergerorg.com
Berger Organization www.bergerorg.com
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