The Eaton Center to host open house
NORWICH – The Eaton Center in Norwich will be hosting a special public open house event and luncheon for its tenants from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday at the Eaton Ave. Lobby located on 19 Eaton Ave.
The event is part of a broad effort to show appreciation to existing tenants while also promoting the center as a potential operation site for businesses and various not-for-profit agencies from all around the area. According to Eaton Center Property Manager John Nelson, it’s a chance to spotlight all that the building has to offer for prospective businesses and other organizations that are seeking a new home.
“We’re trying to get people to understand who we are and what we do,” Nelson explained. “We’re hoping to get people from out of town to look at what we have, too. A lot of people out there think that we’re full when we’re not ... There’s probably 30 to 35 thousand square feet available that’s finished,” he added.
The 200,000 square-ft. Eaton Center building, owned and operated by Who’s We? LLC, has a lot to offer its tenants, Nelson said, including 24-hour camera surveillance, housekeeping services, office design and set up services, climate controlled storage space, available conference rooms, key-card services, handicap accessibility, plenty of parking and three months rent-free with a 15-month lease. Moreover, the center offers an on-site fitness center and cafe near the downstairs lobby, giving it more appeal as a professional business center.
“If we don’t have what someone would like, we have the space to design it to anything imaginable,” added Nelson. “There’s plenty of flexibility.” Nelson also noted that he and building owner Randal Hadeed will be present to answer questions about the facility and offer tours upon request during the open house.
Currently, 30 tenants have taken space in the facility. “Price wise, we’re more than competitive with anyone else in the area,” said Nelson. Prices range from $8 to $14 per square foot, depending on office space preferences.
The Eaton Center has a rich history in the city. Once the center of economic prosperity in the county, the site is most famously known as the home of the Norwich Pharmaceutical Company (later Procter & Gamble), which held headquarters in the building until 1993. In 1995, Procter & Gamble donated the facility to the Chenango County Area Corporation for the use of promoting economic opportunities and attracting new businesses to Norwich. Since then, the building has undergone numerous renovations and a $650,000 building enhancement project before changing ownership to Who’s We? LLC in 2007. It’s now a fully functional and multi-tenanted office complex.
More information about the site’s longstanding history and current opportunities available at The Eaton Center are available at the center’s website, www.eatoncenter.com or by calling 334-1419.
The event is part of a broad effort to show appreciation to existing tenants while also promoting the center as a potential operation site for businesses and various not-for-profit agencies from all around the area. According to Eaton Center Property Manager John Nelson, it’s a chance to spotlight all that the building has to offer for prospective businesses and other organizations that are seeking a new home.
“We’re trying to get people to understand who we are and what we do,” Nelson explained. “We’re hoping to get people from out of town to look at what we have, too. A lot of people out there think that we’re full when we’re not ... There’s probably 30 to 35 thousand square feet available that’s finished,” he added.
The 200,000 square-ft. Eaton Center building, owned and operated by Who’s We? LLC, has a lot to offer its tenants, Nelson said, including 24-hour camera surveillance, housekeeping services, office design and set up services, climate controlled storage space, available conference rooms, key-card services, handicap accessibility, plenty of parking and three months rent-free with a 15-month lease. Moreover, the center offers an on-site fitness center and cafe near the downstairs lobby, giving it more appeal as a professional business center.
“If we don’t have what someone would like, we have the space to design it to anything imaginable,” added Nelson. “There’s plenty of flexibility.” Nelson also noted that he and building owner Randal Hadeed will be present to answer questions about the facility and offer tours upon request during the open house.
Currently, 30 tenants have taken space in the facility. “Price wise, we’re more than competitive with anyone else in the area,” said Nelson. Prices range from $8 to $14 per square foot, depending on office space preferences.
The Eaton Center has a rich history in the city. Once the center of economic prosperity in the county, the site is most famously known as the home of the Norwich Pharmaceutical Company (later Procter & Gamble), which held headquarters in the building until 1993. In 1995, Procter & Gamble donated the facility to the Chenango County Area Corporation for the use of promoting economic opportunities and attracting new businesses to Norwich. Since then, the building has undergone numerous renovations and a $650,000 building enhancement project before changing ownership to Who’s We? LLC in 2007. It’s now a fully functional and multi-tenanted office complex.
More information about the site’s longstanding history and current opportunities available at The Eaton Center are available at the center’s website, www.eatoncenter.com or by calling 334-1419.
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