SUMMIT, NJ–New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble, a dance training center offering advanced ballet, modern and contemporary dance programs for dancers ages 7-18, has signed a lease for a new training facility at 315 Springfield Avenue in Summit, NJ.

Winick Realty Group NJ senior vice president Daniel Spector and his associate Susan Preisler represented the Ensemble, working with artistic director Nancy Turano to find the ideal location.

“Previously, New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble shared spaces in several locations throughout the tri-state area,” says Preisler. “What New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble was looking for was a home of their own that dancers from all over New Jersey—as well as visiting artists from New York City and around the world—could get to easily. The town of Summit was chosen because of its direct trains to New York City, proximity to Newark Airport, and vibrant and cultural downtown district.”

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