Van Note-Harvey Associates

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Van Note-Harvey Associates, a long-time Princeton-based full service consulting engineering, environmental, planning, and land surveying organization, has recently relocated their offices to National Business Parks’ 103 College Road East in Princeton. The company has leased most of the space on the third floor of the building with a long-term lease commitment for the space, which is located in the prestigious College Park at Princeton Forrestal Center.

“We are pleased to have one of the most recognizable institutions in Princeton as our tenant at College Park at Princeton Forrestal Center,” states Vincent Marano, chief operating officer of National Business Parks He continues, “We worked closely with Van Note-Harvey to provide the space they required for their headquarters and operations.” Companies that lease office space at College Park will find neighbors that are global leaders in the research, development, and technology industries.

In addition to available space in 103 College Road East, National Business Parks will continue to focus on securing lease agreements for its Class A office space at recently renovated 101 College Road East, the second and third floor of 2 Research Way, and the third floor in 4 Research Way.

Managed by National Business Parks, Inc., College Park at Princeton Forrestal Center is one of the area’s most award-winning office complexes. For more information on College Park and 4 Research Way please visit their website at www.collegepk.com or call 609-452-1300.

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