Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, NJ

NEWARK, NJ—As a continued demonstration of confidence and support for Newark's growing economy, Panasonic Corp. of North America has expanded and extended its office lease for 337,552 square feet at 2 Riverfront Plaza in Newark, NJ.

Panasonic relocated its headquarters to Newark three years ago from a corporate campus in Secaucus, NJ. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank executive managing director Timothy Greiner and director Jamie Ragucci exclusively represent Panasonic's portfolio and are actively marketing the third and fourth floors, totaling 57,896 square feet, for sublease through May 2031.

2 Riverfront Plaza was constructed and designed as a world-class corporate headquarters. It fits the prototype of what tenants are looking for: urban, cool, state-of-the-art, exposed higher ceilings, lots of natural light, near amenities and mass transit,” says Greiner. “The building checks all the boxes. It has the aesthetics that tenants want, not just technology tenants, but all tenants who are following technology's lead. This sublease provides a rare chance to occupy two full floors of first generation space in downtown Newark's most modern building.”

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