Citrin's Joel Cooperman said the move into the Livingston complex complements its network of regional office operations in White Plains, NY and Philadelphia. The company has its headquarters in New York City. Ken Rapp from CBRE's New York office and Sarah Jones from CBRE's New Jersey office represented Citrin in the lease transaction.

Veritex is relocating from Florham Park, where it had outgrown its offices, according to the company's CEO, Nancy Josephs. “ECC is an ideal office for Veritext,” said Josephs. “The location, amenities and services provide a professional environment from which to conduct business and service our clients.” CBRE's Remy deVarenne and Greg Barkan brokered the deal for Veritex.

Managed on-site by Eastman, the Eisenhower campus is a four-building complex with two three-story and two four-story buildings, connected by walkways in the central atrium. The building has new solar panels, an electric car charging station, a full service café with catering capabilities, a professionally supervised fitness center, an auditorium with teleconferencing capabilities, underground executive parking and individually zoned and operated HVAC units.

An on-site conference center is available for business functions ranging from small meetings to catered corporate conferences.

Eastman, which has its headquarters in Livingston, owns a 2 million-square-foot portfolio of office, retail and industrial space located in Essex, Morris, Bergen and Burlington counties. Long Wharf is a Boston-based private equity real estate manager, spun off in 2011 from Fidelity Investments.