New York & Tri-State + New Jersey + Office | December 16, 2022

Theta Holding Company and JLL have closed two office leasing transactions totaling 32,015 square feet at Overlook Corporate Center in Little Falls, NJ

Little Falls, NJ Offices Secure One New Tenant, One Renewal

Theta Holding Company, LP, and JLL have closed two office leasing transactions totaling 32,015 square feet at Overlook Corporate Center in Little Falls, NJ. PNC Bank has signed an 11-year lease for 26,117 square feet of office space across the entire 10th floor of the property in a relocation from 1 Garret Mountain in nearby Woodland Park, NJ.

Simultaneously, Milliman, one of the world’s largest independent actuarial and consulting firms, has renewed its commitment to the property for 10 years and reconfigured its space to occupy 5,898 square feet on the eighth floor.

A JLL agency team led by executive managing director Frank D. Recine, SVP Derek DeMartino, and associate VP Nicolas DeCotiis represented the landlord. PNC was represented by David Simson, Jeff Schotz and Peter Kasparian of Newmark; Milliman was represented by Brendan McBride, Matt Loughlin and Shaelyn Nuckel of JLL.

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