Risk manager renews at SJP waterfront corporate center

Real Estate Weekly

SJP Properties announced that Risk Management Solutions Inc. (RMS), a global risk solutions company, has renewed its 27,510 s/f office lease at Waterfront Corporate Center II in Hoboken.

A tenant of Waterfront Corporate Center since 2010, RMS was represented in the transaction by Charles Laginestra and Nick Savage of CBRE.

“We value our long-standing relationship with RMS as a true partner in helping them achieve their business growth objectives with smart real estate decisions,” said Alexander Erdos, Senior Vice President – Leasing & Marketing, at SJP Properties.

“Hoboken remains one of the Hudson River waterfront’s most sought-after submarkets, and we’re proud to continue our track record in this market of leasing to forward-looking companies seeking convenient, next-generation office space, unsurpassed amenities and transportation access for their workforces.”

Situated within Hoboken’s master-planned, pedestrian-friendly waterfront, Waterfront Corporate Center is the city’s most successful mixed-use development.

The three-building complex was developed by SJP Properties and comprises 1.5 million square feet of Class A commercial space adjacent to the W Hoboken Hotel and just steps from Hoboken Terminal’s NJ TRANSIT, PATH, NY Waterway Ferry and Light Rail connections. The property also offers immediate access to on-site parking for commuters traveling from across New Jersey, and is a short drive from both the Holland and Lincoln tunnels.

In addition to RMS, the complex is home to leading corporations such as EY, Marsh & McLennan, Newell Brands, Walmart, and Pearson.

The complex houses an on-site, state-of-the-art fitness center, Crunch Fitness, as well as the Del Frisco’s Grille, Wicked Wolf restaurant, Jos A. Bank, FedEx, Chase Bank, Apple Montessori School, and Gregorys Coffee.

SJP has incorporated energy-efficiency and air quality control features throughout to provide a healthier and more sustainable work environment for the complex’s tenants.