CRE Investment Firm’s New Chapter Includes HQ Relocation to Red Bank
The long-standing CRE firm is rebranding itself as Denholtz Properties. The firm has scheduled a ribbon cutting for tomorrow for its new headquarters at 116 Chestnut St. in Red Bank where a host of state and local dignitaries are expected to attend.
RED BANK, NJ—In conjunction with its company rebranding, commercial real estate investment firm Denholtz Associates is relocating its corporate headquarters from Matawan to Downtown Red bank.
The long-standing CRE firm is rebranding itself as Denholtz Properties. The firm has scheduled a ribbon cutting for tomorrow for its new headquarters at 116 Chestnut St. in Red Bank where a host of state and local dignitaries are expected to attend.
Denholtz Properties’ new 12,080-square-foot headquarters is located near the Red Bank NJ Transit train station and is now home to more than 60 employees.
“For over six decades, the Denholtz name has been synonymous with opportunistic, community-focused commercial real estate investment. Today marks the next chapter in our ongoing evolution as we introduce Denholtz Properties,” says Steven Denholtz, CEO.
As Denholtz Properties, the company will refocus its investment strategy on opportunities in emerging markets, particularly in central New Jersey and Florida, with a special focus on industrial, office, retail and residential development in transit-oriented urban cores. Company officials add that its investments are intended to bring transformative real estate development to local communities.
In addition to its new headquarters, the rebranding also comes with a new company logo and website all designed to better represent Denholtz Properties’ continued evolution and growth, the company states.
The new collaborative-oriented space features a clean, contemporary urban style with polished concrete floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, standing desks, employee lockers, ample huddle and conference rooms with enhanced technology features, computerized HVAC controls, LED lighting fixtures, and custom artwork throughout the space.
“Our move to Red Bank was motivated by one word—opportunity. Throughout our company’s history, our ability to recognize and capitalize on unique opportunities in the real estate market has defined our work,” says Stephen Cassidy, president of Denholtz Properties. “There are few towns in New Jersey that better exemplify what opportunity in action looks like than Red Bank.
He adds, “By positioning ourselves in the heart of one of New Jersey’s most-desirable and dynamic towns next to our most significant real estate project in recent history, The Rail @ Red Bank, we are establishing our roots in Red Bank and look towards playing an active role in the town’s ongoing transformation.”
The Rail @ Red Bank Station is a 57-unit mixed-use project currently under construction that will also add more than 6,000 square feet of retail space to Downtown Red Bank.