33 Washington St OFF MARKET
Newark, NJ 07102 Downtown Newark OFF MARKET

Located in Newark’s bustling Central Business District, 33 Washington Street is an iconic 19-story tower overlooking the beautifully appointed Washington Park. The property totals 450,000 square feet across 19-floors, offering professional office space, abundant on-site amenities, and spectacular views of the city and Manhattan. Recent capital improvements include a complete lobby modernization, elevator upgrades, and renovated common areas. Tenants enjoy an array of services and a comprehensive amenity package that includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, shared conference rooms, a 24-hour security desk, and a 185-space parking lot. The property also recently installed Newark Fiber by Gigxero, the fastest internet in the state.
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33 Washington Street is home to a diverse group of tenants, ranging from established leading firms to emerging businesses. Experience hi-tech and modern open office space designs with custom build-outs to cater to all business needs. Availability includes suites as small as 1,000 square feet to entire 25,000-square-foot floors and contiguous blocks up to 125,000 square feet. 33 Washington Street is immediately adjacent to Rutgers University graduate student housing and the Newark Museum. Reach Manhattan by NJ Transit in only 17-minutes. The property sits only two blocks from the Broad Street Station and seven blocks away from Penn Station, with direct light rail service across Washington Park. 33 Washington Street is also easily accessible to major highways such as I-280, Route 21, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Garden State Parkway. 
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The City of Newark is an air, shipping, rail, and high-tech hub for New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area. It boasts a network of major roadways, an extensive mass transit system, and streamlined connections into nearby Manhattan and Newark Liberty International Airport. Other major destinations directly accessible from Newark via train or plane are Philadelphia, Washington, DC, and Boston. Consequently, national and international corporations are attracted to Newark for these reasons, as well as for its urban tax credit program and strong pro-business environment.