Also, 190 Wood Avenue South, a 150,000-square-foot flex building at the complex has 68,000 square feet available.

The complex is equipped with dual power feeds and redundant UPS and generator back-up power. Amenities include a day care, a full-service cafeteria, 24/7 security guards, storage space, data centers available for lease, and on-site management and building engineers.

“Very few assets in this market are served by two substations and offer redundancy backup by UPS and generators,” said Giannone. “This is especially appealing to tenants – such as financial services and other major corporations – that require mission critical operations that must remain operational in the event of a power outage. That is particularly important today due to vulnerability of our electrical grid. During super storm Sandy, this was one of the very few buildings in this submarket that was operational immediately after the storm.”

The 34-acre site provides has a 2,530-car, five-level covered parking garage and a 420-car surface lot, located directly off of Exit 131A of the Garden State Parkway. It is within walking distance of the MetroPark station, served by Amtrak and NJ Transit.

The C&W team recently concluded several other transactions in the MetroPark submarket. They represented the ownership in an 87,000-square-foot lease signed with Eisner Amper at the MetroTop office building, as well as a total of 60,760 square feet of leases at Metroview Corporate Center I in Edison.