HOBOKEN, NJ—NICE Systems, a global enterprise software company, has signed a new 60,000-square-foot office lease for its new US headquarters at Waterfront Corporate Center III, the third and final building within SJP Properties' mixed-use business center in Hoboken, NJ. Earlier this year, SJP completed construction on the 14-story, 500,000-square-foot building – developed in partnership with USAA Real Estate Company – which recently achieved LEED Gold certification from the US Green Building Council.

"Over the past few years, the Hudson River waterfront in New Jersey has seen an increasingly diverse mix of tenants that are attracted to the area's high-quality transportation network and skilled workforce," says Steven J. Pozycki, chairman and CEO of SJP Properties. "In particular, we've seen significant activity at Waterfront Corporate Center from companies in the technology sector, as this property offers quick access to New York City, while providing the high-performance, technologically advanced work environment these companies require."

NICE Systems' new lease will enable it to consolidate its New York City and New Jersey operations in one strategic location that offers direct access to Hoboken's exceptional transportation network, as well as the city's numerous shopping, dining and entertainment options.

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