C&W completes 6 leases across Northern Jersey.

Cushman & Wakefield of New Jersey announces the completion of six separate commercial transactions in Northern New Jersey, according to Donald P. Eisen, managing director and branch manager of C&W of New Jersey.

In the first transaction, the C&W brokerage team of Thomas Reilly and Jonathon Meisel negotiated the sale of the 30,000 square foot building at 5 Leighton Place in Mahwah, New Jersey, on behalf of VTS Travel Enterprises. The corporate travel agency purchased the building from Midlantic and Citizens banks, and will use the building for their executive headquarters and quality training center. McBride Realty Services represented Midlantic in the transaction while Citizens was represented by REMAX Realty.

In the second transaction. General Instrument Corporation sub-leased 20,408 square feet of space from the Amerace Corporation in Arbor Circle South in the Prudential Business Campus in Parsippany, New Jersey. Cushman & Wakefield's Tom Semler and Matt McDonough represented the communication and cable television electronics company, which relocated its corporate administrative offices from Lyndhurst, New Jersey.

In a long term lease transaction, Protection Mutual Insurance Company leased 14,789 square feet of space on the second floor of Gatehall IV in Parsippany, New Jersey. The commercial insurance company will be using the space as their regional headquarters. The Cushman & Wakefield brokerage team of Curtis Foster, Peter Hamburger, Brian Banaszynski and Walter Schoenberg represented Protection Mutual in the negotiations. Protection Mutual is moving from Wayne, New Jersey.

As exclusive agents for the 400,000-square-foot Metropolitan Executive Towers in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Cushman & Wakefield negotiated three separate transactions for MetLife Real Estate Investments. the owner.

In the largest of these transactions at Metropolitan Executive Towers, Medtronic, Inc. leased 11,074 square feet on the seventh floor of the Bergen County office building. The pacemaker manufacturer signed a five year lease and plans to use the area as general office space, according to Andrew Merin and Jacqueline Rowe. CB Commercial represented the tenant in the negotiations.

Also at Metropolitan Executive Towers, Pilot Software leased nearly 7,500 square feet of space on the office tower's 15th floor. The quality of the building was a major factor in the software company signing the five year contract, according to Merin and Rowe. Edward S. Gordon represented Pilot Software in the transaction.

In the third transaction at Metropolitan Executive Towers, Integrated Sports International signed a long term lease for 3,798 square feet on the 15th floor, according to Merin and Rowe. The sports marketing firm will use the space as its headquarters facility.