PARSIPPANY, NJ-The locally based Medicines Co. has leased anentire 173,156-sf office building at 8 Sylvan Way here. Thebuilding is a redevelopment by the Hampshire Cos. of an existing105,000-sf building and will be stripped to the steel and expandedto accommodate a three-story 173,146-sf facility. The first phaseof the state-of-the-art building is expected to ready for occupancyin August 2008.
A source close to the deal tells GlobeSt.com that they cannotdisclose any financial information including asking rents, takingrents or aggregate lease value. The source did say that theMedicines Co. chose this building because “it offers the company anew world headquarters image in a redevelopment of a building[which offers] the quality that they are looking for well into thefuture.”
The source tells GlobeSt.com that the transaction was a one-yearanalysis of a 15-year lease, which was negotiated on the tenant'sbehalf by David Simson, president of GVA Williams, while RobertRudin and Bill Brown of Cushman & Wakefield of NJ representedMorristown-based Hampshire Cos.' interest as the owner. ToddAnderson, a principal within the Hampshire Cos. notes, “we areexcited with regard to this transaction and creating one of thefinest buildings to have ever been built in New Jersey on behalf ofthe Medicines Co.” The building will include a full cafeteria andhealth club/gym as part of the amenity package.
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