Bergman Real Estate moves to North Brunswick.

Bergman Real Estate Group, a family owned real estate firm specializing in the ownership, management and leasing of commercial office buildings, has moved its offices from North Brunswick, N.J. to Woodbridge Towers located at 555 Route 1 South in Iselin, N.J. The relocation to larger corporate offices was necessary to accommodate the firm's continued growth, and plans for expansion in 2002 and beyond.

The 85,000-SF class A office building was purchased by Bergman Real Estate Group and its primary joint venture partner, Manhattan Management Company in 1995. The 4-story office building is located across from the Woodbridge Center Mall on U.S. Route 1 South, and within close proximity to the Garden State Parkway (Exit 130), the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 11), I-287, Routes 9, 27 and 440.

"We simply outgrew our former space," says Michael Bergman, principal and vice president of leasing and marketing. "Our company has enjoyed steady growth over the past six years primarily attributable to our acquisition activities. In that time, we carefully assembled a portfolio of office buildings throughout the garden state of New Jersey, which presently consists of 12 properties and about 1 million SF of office space.

The following are among the firm's most recent acquisitions: 155 Passaic Avenue in Fairfield, NJ, an 88,000-SF office building purchased in joint venture with Manhattan Management; and 100 Davidson Ave. in Franklin Township, a 63,000-SF building purchased jointly with Grand Realty Group.

Bergman Real Estate Group has positioned itself as an intricate, entrepreneurial business which has brought together the full-time efforts of real estate professionals who excel in their specific areas of expertise including: Acquisition, Ownership, Management, Leasing, and Financing of commercial office buildings.

The company prides itself on its professionalism, its hands-on ownership/management approach in running its properties, and its primary focus on Tenant Satisfaction. "If our tenants renew their leases," explains Bergman, "then we know we're doing something right, and that serves as a reward to our diligent efforts to continually keep our tenants happy."