Software Firm Expands at Carnegie Center

PRINCETON, NJ – Julien J. Studley’s New Jersey office has wrapped up a 12,123-sf lease consolidation at 212 Carnegie Center for Valaran Corp., a maker of business process and network integration software. Studley managing director Robert Bull represented Valaran, while John Brandbergh was the in-house for owner Boston Properties.

Bull has also repped Valaran in its first lease in July, 2000, for 4,700 sf at 214 Carnegie Center, and a subsequent expansion lease for 5,500 sf at 502 Carnegie Center earlier this year. Valaran will consolidate its offices from those two locations to its new expanded space at 212 Carnegie Center. The latter is one of 16 buildings that make up the 560-acre Carnegie Center in the Route 1 corridor.

“Valaran has grown rapidly, and Boston Properties has been able to accommodate their expansion,” according to Bull. “They worked with the tenant in terminating its existing leases while entering into a new lease without any penalty.”

Valaran’s integration management platform is designed to allow users to leverage existing assets and achieve business process automation and implementation.