RAHWAY, NJ, APRIL 3, 2008 – John G. Udell, president, is pleased to announce that Weichert Commercial Brokerage, Inc. (WCB) has been appointed exclusive sales agent for 41,000 square feet of professional/office condominium space located at 3 City Hall Plaza in Rahway, NJ.  Senior Vice President Beth Krinsky and Vice President Terry Kenny will be responsible for the sale and marketing of this space.

3 City Hall Plaza is a 3-story, 65,000 square foot, Class A office building located within Rahway’s new mixed use redevelopment hub.  The Rahway Public Library currently occupies the building’s first floor, while the second and third floors are available for sale. Each floor offers 20,499 square feet of available space which is currently deemed “raw” space, however, the mainline HVAC ductwork and sprinkler system are in place.  Also, there are completed bathrooms on both floors.

Located 40 minutes from New York City, 3 City Hall Plaza is conveniently located within walking distance to train and bus stations with easy access to Routes 1-9, 278, 287, 78, the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway.

“We are extremely pleased to have been awarded this assignment as Rahway is quickly being considered one of the ‘hotspots’ in New Jersey for professionals,” stated Beth Krinsky, senior vice president.  “ 3 City Hall Plaza offers a great opportunity for professional users to position themselves within a thriving area that benefits from easy access to public transportation and major highways.”

Rahway is now considered one of the few centers for redevelopment in New Jersey, with more than a dozen redevelopment projects underway.  Some of these projects include, a recently renovated NJ Transit Train Station, the new City Plaza, new apartment complexes on the banks of the Rahway River and a 16-story Intercontinental Hotel with luxury condominiums geared towards professionals."

“3 City Hall Plaza is located in the heart of various redevelopment projects that will bring a new physical and economic life to the city of Rahway,” stated Mario Chiarella, vice president and manager of WCB’s Edison office. “We anticipate a strong demand for this space.”