Business & Tech
New Vision Coming To 197-Acre Former AT&T Campus In Somerset County
The site has been rezoned for biotech R&D along with a conference center, hotel and amenities such as a fitness center, restaurant or retail
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BEDMINSTER, NJ — A 197-acre office campus formerly home to telecom giant AT&T is up for sale with a brand new vision and name in Bedminster.
The property at 900 Route 202/206 North in Bedminster was retained by MetLife Investment Management to lead the repositioning of the campus, which will now be known as Bedminster Technology Center, JLL announced.
It consists of four interconnected buildings totaling 939,795 square feet and features a Global Network Operations Center, a heliport, and 15 acres of covered and surface parking.
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JLL will begin marketing the property for single or multi-tenant lease, sale or site redevelopment with acreage for sale.
The site has been rezoned by the Township of Bedminster to accommodate up to two-million-square-feet of total development targeted toward biotech R&D and advanced manufacturing uses, with some 300,000 square feet available for a conference center, hotel, and amenities that could include a fitness center, restaurants, or retail.
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"This remarkable campus is effectively a blank canvas," said Dan Loughlin, JLL Vice Chairman, who is leading a market team for the property. "With its current redundant infrastructure capacity and fully secured location with superior transportation options and access to a highly educated population, Bedminster Technology Center could be redeveloped with its as-of-right zoning as a technology park for the development of advanced manufacturing facilities in an expedited timeframe."
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