475 William St., East Orange. – Architectural Rendering – PEEK PROPERTIES
PEEK Properties said Jan. 6 it has launched the lease-up of its newest Class A apartment building 475 William Street, in the Brick Church section of East Orange. The West Orange developer, owner and operator of multifamily properties has named Striker Apartment Leasing (Striker) of Clifton as the exclusive leasing agent.
Pre-leasing at the five-story midrise begins Jan. 7 followed by an open house on Jan. 15.
Located at the corner of William Street and Ashland Avenue, the 39-unit property is comprised of a mix of one-bedroom/one-bath and two-bedroom/two-bath layouts, ranging from 655-square-foot to 1,020-square-foot.
“The completion of construction and lease launch at 475 William Street marks two very important milestones for PEEK Properties and the City of East Orange,” said PEEK Managing Partner Emanuel Klein. “Our mutually held vision to advance the revitalization of the city’s Central Business District through exceptional design and construction is another step closer to being realized.”
“This property has transformed what was once a vacant building into a premier residential landmark at a time when demand for apartment-rental, urban-living options in the suburbs is on the upswing,” said PEEK Managing Partner Phillip Evanski.“Even during the construction phase, 475 William Street garnered tremendous prospective tenant interest and we are pleased to open our doors and help tenants get settled in their new home.”
Each apartment-home at 475 William Street features electric door locks, kitchens with a stainless-steel GE appliance package that includes a dishwasher, individually controlled heating/cooling HVAC systems, spacious closets, oversized windows offering abundant light and picturesque views, in-unit washer/dryer and video intercom system.
A modern lobby with an all-glass façade and key-fob entry, fully equipped first-floor fitness center with an all-glass exterior wall, secure package delivery area and second-floor tenant lounge with comfortable seating, a billiards tables and entertainment area round out the on-premises community amenities. There also are 39 garage and paved-surface spaces available for assigned parking.
Situated three blocks from NJ Transit’s Brick Church Train Station, offering one-seat rail service to New York City, the property also is one block from Main Street’s local, regional, and national retailers. These include ShopRite, Walgreens Pharmacy, Rita’s Italian Ice, Domino’s Pizza and Investors Bank.
