Maple Ave. assignment for NAI James Hanson.

William Hanson, president of NAI James E. Hanson, announced a recent appointment as the exclusive leasing agent for 34 Maple Avenue in Pine Brook, N.J.

The exclusive marketing/leasing team consists of senior vice president W. Joshua Levering, SIOR, and sales associates Craig A. Levitan, Gregory D. Reid and Robert J. Borny.

34 Maple Avenue is a 130,000 s/f two-story office building set on a 10-acre site in one of the most affluent areas of Morris County.

"This building is one of the best values in Morris County," comments Levering. "Its location, amenities and top-notch building management make this building highly desirable. We have two first floor units that, if combined, total almost 40,000 s/f. This is one of the largest available first floor blocks of office space in the entire Morris and Essex County marketplace. This, combined with building signage visible from 1-80, and a loading dock that can accommodate large deliveries, makes the building suitable for many different types of businesses."

American Landmark Properties Ltd., a private real estate firm based in Skokie, IL, owns the property, as well as many trophy buildings throughout the United States, including the Sears Tower in Chicago.

"34 Maple has been a great asset for us," said John Roeser, senior vice president of American Landmark Properties. "The building has been fully leased for the past several years, so we are excited for NAI James E. Hanson to reintroduce it to the market."

34 Maple Avenue is home to a mix of Fortune 500 and local firms alike, most notably Pitney Bowes. The building originally housed IBM and was known for years as the Hugin-Sweda Building.