"Haberman is in the process of implementing significant improvements to the building and will be aggressive in accommodating new tenants," says Bryn Cinque, GVA Williams' SVP. Cinque is heading the assignment with the firm's Jim Bailey, an associate director.

Built in 1968, the building's current tenants include PSE&G, Bank of America and the State of New Jersey. Units are currently available from 2,309 sf to 13,858 sf, according to Cinque.

"59 Main St. is the flagship property in my company's portfolio," says Howard Haberman, president of the West Orange-based ownership. "Our target is 100% occupancy by early fall."

In the second assignment, GVA Williams has gotten the sublease exclusive for CenterPointe I, a three-story, 65,000-sf building at the crossroads of Routes 22, 202/206 and Interstate 287 in Bridgewater. The firm's president, David Simson, first VP Jim Hersh and associate Tom Rapone are handling the assignment for the direct tenant, PNC Bank.

The building had served, until recently, as the corporate headquarters for United Trust Co. the space became excess when that company merged with PNC. CenterPointe I is part of a four-building, 325,000-sf office campus owned by Glenborough Realty Trust. "The current layout and property condition could provide a tenant with a plug-and-play situation for those having immediate occupancy needs," Hersh says.