Time Equities purchases three office buildings on Century Drive

Jul 21, 2016

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4-5-6-Century-Drive — 4, 5 and 6 Century Drive sold to Time Equities

PARSIPPANY — Time Equities (TEI), in a joint venture with Bergman Realty Corporation, acquired three office buildings from Mack-Cali Realty Corporation for $15.4 million. The three class B multi-tenant buildings are located at Four Century Drive, Five Century Drive and Six Century Drive are TEI’s fourth office acquisition in New Jersey.

Totaling over 280,000 square feet, the three-building investment portfolio is 57 percent occupied, with eighteen tenants currently in place.

The site is situated adjacent to the Mack-Cali business campus, located at Eight Campus Drive, which encompasses fifteen class A office properties totaling approximately 2.1 million square feet.

“Demonstrating strong public sector job growth, New Jersey’s annual leasing activity reached a record high in 2015, lending itself well to development opportunities along attractive office corridors,” says Aaron Medeiros, director of acquisitions with Time Equities. “As TEI continues to expand its substantial Northeast portfolio, comprised of a variety of real estate classes, we felt that Parsippany was a reasonable fit. We look forward to implementing a series of design and amenity focused building upgrades that will dramatically improve the building for our existing tenants, and hopefully attract new companies as well.”

4 Century Drive is a three-story, 100,036-square-foot building. Current tenants include Continental Casualty, occupying almost 20 percent of the building, and Cuyler Burk, occupying 6.4 percent of the building.
5 Century Drive is a three-story, 80,000-square-foot building. Current tenants include Diagnostica, occupying approximately 61 percent of the building, and Collabera, occupying over 33 percent of the building.
6 Century Drive is a three-story, 100,158-square-foot building. Current tenants include M.D. Online, occupying over 33 percent of the building, and Wegman’s occupying five percent of the building.