This article was originally published on Jersey Digs by Amie Johnstone
HOLMDEL, NJ — Somerset Development recently announced its pre-built “Ready-To-Wear” office suites at Bell Works in Holmdel, New Jersey, are 100% leased.
The additional 6,884 square feet will encompass five new Ready-To-Wear office suites available for lease. The interior design for the existing and forthcoming Ready-To-Wear workspaces was undertaken by Bell Works’ Creative Director Paola Zamudio and her team at NPZ Style & Décor.
Tenants of the Ready-To-Wear suites at Bell Works are from a range of industries, such as wealth management, digital technology services, financial advisory services, marketing, and more.
In addition to the Ready-To-Wear office suites, Somerset Development announced plans for “Campus” at Bell Works New Jersey — a new flexible workspace solution — earlier this summer. Campus will occupy 72,000 square feet at the Bell Works metroburb and is set to open later this year to offer further workplace solutions.
“Today’s milestone serves as a testament to both the ongoing magnetism of the metroburb, and the unbelievable demand from companies seeking beautiful, functional, and flexible office space,” said Ralph Zucker, President of Somerset Development. “With the momentum we’re continuing to experience, it became very clear we needed to expand Bell Works New Jersey’s Ready-To-Wear footprint, and we look forward to welcoming even more businesses to our vibrant office community at Bell Works.”
“In the past 15 months we’ve seen an unrelenting demand from businesses across industry sectors who simply want to be back in an office,” said Tara Keating, Vice President of The Garibaldi Group, Bell Works’ exclusive office leasing team. “The Ready-To-Wear suites at Bell Works New Jersey make the potentially arduous process of finding a new office very, very easy. By offering both incredibly flexible leasing terms and fully-furnished, fully-wired office suites, companies that are ready to get down to business need only walk through the door.”
