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3 Central Jersey office properties reach full occupancy
Three Central Jersey professional and medical office properties owned by Larken Associates are now fully leased, accounting for more than 265,000 square feet of office space in Hunterdon and Somerset counties. Raritan Commons in Flemington, Raritan Valley Professional Center in Raritan Borough and Branchburg Commons in Branchburg have reached full occupancy, the Branchburg-based real estate company announced. The latest deal came at Raritan Commons, a 67,040-square-foot Class A office building at 200 Route 31 North in Flemington. Advanced Heart and Vascular Institute of Hunterdon, a cardiology and vascular care practice led by Andrey Espinoza, leased an additional 2,112 square feet on the building's second floor. The practice, a tenant since 2017, now occupies 8,568 square feet. “Reaching full occupancy across these three properties demonstrates the continued strong demand we’re seeing for well-located and carefully maintained professional and medical office space in Central New Jersey,” Rob Marek, executive vice president of Larken Associates' commercial division, said in a news release. “Healthcare providers in particular are seeking accessible, community-based locations where they can treat patients close to home, and we’re proud to provide the kind of flexible, high-quality spaces they need to serve those communities,” Marek said. Flemington office building reaches full
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The Calvary Baptist Church of Hopewell
The Calvary Baptist Church of Hopewell has been located at the center of town since 1872, through several redesigns of the facade and multiple additions, as shown below. The church continues to serve the community in quiet ways. It has hosted a live outdoor Living Nativity scene for the Christmas season since 1957. It opens the sanctuary for local meetings and events (especially jazz concerts!), organizes blood drives, and holds a Blue Christmas service of remembrance and hope.