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Tinton Falls OKs Onyx medical uses
Real Estate Weekly, March 26, 2008
Onyx Equities, LLC, received approval from the Tinton Falls Planning Board to lease 100% of its two existing office buildings located at 766 Shrewsbury Avenue in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, to medical tenants.
The buildings at 766 Shrewsbury Avenue consist of a 45,000 s/f, 4-story building with penthouse, and a 26,000 s/f, 2-story building. Renovations of the buildings interiors including the entry lobbies, elevators and common area upgrades were recently completed. Exterior renovations will begin in the spring, which will include a new upgraded facade, installation of continuous banded windows, new signage and landscape upgrades.
Presently the site is the home to a number of medical tenants including Atlantic Diagnostics, an imaging center offering clients open and closed MRI and CT scanning services. David Zimmel and Joel Natter of Zimmel Associates are marketing the buildings to both medical and professional tenants.
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