A sprawling corporate complex in Tinton Falls is slated to be repurposed into an office and retail complex under the Bell Works brand following the property’s sale.
Inspired by Somerset Development has announced the purchase of Commvault’s headquarters, a standalone development not far from the Garden State Parkway spanning 276,900 square feet. JLL represented Commvault in the transaction.
Originally constructed in 2014, the campus features a range of amenities including open-concept workspaces, conference rooms, a fitness center, a cafeteria, outdoor spaces, walking paths, and recreational areas. Building on the existing Bell Works projects, Inspired by Somerset Development plans to introduce a flexible office model at the property that includes community-centric public spaces.
“The design of Commvault’s headquarters is a perfect fit for the vision and ethos of the ‘Metroburb’ model we have developed at our highly successful Bell Works New Jersey and Bell Works Chicagoland properties,” said Ralph Zucker, President of Inspired by Somerset Development. “Since the space was previously closed to the public, we look forward to collaborating with Commvault to reconfigure it, allowing residents of Tinton Falls and surrounding areas to enjoy the building’s extensive offerings, just like its tenants.”
The future of the property is set to include a range of office footprints as well as fully functional “Ready-To-Wear” suites offering both short- and long-term leasing options. The property will also feature a selection of local restaurants, a Bell Market, a coffee shop, retail spaces and a health club.
coLab, a collaborative workspace membership concept, will also be part of the complex when up and running. That brand recently expanded into the Fort Monmouth complex just down the road.
“Spaces of this caliber are often few and far between, especially in more suburban areas,” said Sean Donohue, Managing Director of coLab. “We look forward to entering the market with workplaces designed to inspire creativity and boost productivity.”
Commvault will remain a prominent tenant in the building and will occupy approximately 75,000 square feet of office space as part of a leaseback agreement with Inspired by Somerset Development.
“For our employees, being in the office is about more than just workspace; it’s about collaborating in a vibrant professional community,” said Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer at Commvault. “We’re excited to work with Inspired to transform the campus into a central hub that fosters community and connection for both Commvault employees and the broader community.”
