LOCATED IN A STORIED CITY
In the epicenter of the North End Central Business District, 550 Broad is directly across from the newly renovated Harriet Tubman Square (once Washington Park) and in immediate proximity to many of the City’s major corporate anchors. With access to transit and its unique and desirable location, 550 Broad is truly the corporate hub of Newark’s North End.
LOCATED IN A
STORIED CITY
STORIED CITY
In the epicenter of the North End Central Business District, 550 Broad is directly across from the newly renovated Harriet Tubman Square (once Washington Park) and in immediate proximity to many of the City’s major corporate anchors. With access to transit and its unique and desirable location, 550 Broad is truly the corporate hub of Newark’s North End.
BUILDING HISTORY
550 Broad was built in 1966 during the New Newark era by the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company and the George A. Fuller Company.
The 18-story, 300,000-square-foot building was the home of First National State Bank of New Jersey, which became First Fidelity Bank Corporation. Later, when First Fidelity was bought by North Carolina-based First Union bank, 550 Broad began to be known as the Fidelity Union Bank Building. When Heritage Capital Group purchased 550 Broad in 2000, its multimillion-dollar renovation won the state’s Building of the Year award. Fidelco Realty Group bought the building in 2019 and immediately began its own major renovation/modernization project aimed to attract contemporary business tenants with upscale design and amenities that complement the building’s accessible location and its fantastic views of Manhattan and the Newark skyline.
The 18-story, 300,000-square-foot building was the home of First National State Bank of New Jersey, which became First Fidelity Bank Corporation. Later, when First Fidelity was bought by North Carolina-based First Union bank, 550 Broad began to be known as the Fidelity Union Bank Building. When Heritage Capital Group purchased 550 Broad in 2000, its multimillion-dollar renovation won the state’s Building of the Year award. Fidelco Realty Group bought the building in 2019 and immediately began its own major renovation/modernization project aimed to attract contemporary business tenants with upscale design and amenities that complement the building’s accessible location and its fantastic views of Manhattan and the Newark skyline.
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$22M TRANSFORMATION
Fidelco's $22 million Phase 1 investment has completely modernized 550 Broad, creating a premier destination in the heart of Newark. These foundational renovations focused on enhancing the tenant experience through critical infrastructure upgrades, including brand-new HVAC systems, state-of-the-art elevators, a new roof, and fully refreshed common corridors and restrooms. Still to come are the highly anticipated Melba's 550 restaurant and additional common area upgrades and improvements that will further solidify 550 Broad as a vibrant community hub. We invite you to be part of the new 550 Broad community as we continue to build a best-in-class workplace experience.
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$22M TRANSFORMATION
Fidelco's $22 million Phase 1 investment has completely modernized 550 Broad, creating a premier destination in the heart of Newark. These foundational renovations focused on enhancing the tenant experience through critical infrastructure upgrades, including brand-new HVAC systems, state-of-the-art elevators, a new roof, and fully refreshed common corridors and restrooms. Still to come are the highly anticipated Melba's 550 restaurant and additional common area upgrades and improvements that will further solidify 550 Broad as a vibrant community hub. We invite you to be part of the new 550 Broad community as we continue to build a best-in-class workplace experience.
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THE 550 BROAD COMMUNITY
From community stakeholders like The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson and Union Counties, The Victoria Foundation and The Republic of Colombia, to innovative tech startups funded by Audible and the state of New Jersey – everyone is connected at 550 Broad. 550 Broad provides an inclusive environment that welcomes everyone. With Melba's 550 restaurant coming soon alongside EqualSpace's ESS550 Tech & Innovation Campus, we're building a community rich with amenities for our tenants and neighbors. We welcome you to inquire about becoming a tenant and joining our community.
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THE 550 BROAD COMMUNITY
From community stakeholders like The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson and Union Counties, The Victoria Foundation and The Republic of Colombia, to innovative tech startups funded by Audible and the state of New Jersey – everyone is connected at 550 Broad. 550 Broad provides an inclusive environment that welcomes everyone. With Melba's 550 restaurant coming soon alongside EqualSpace's ESS550 Tech & Innovation Campus, we're building a community rich with amenities for our tenants and neighbors. We welcome you to inquire about becoming a tenant and joining our community.
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EXPLORE WORK SPACES
Experience the perfect blend of community and innovation at 550 Broad, offering flexible office leasing solutions for businesses of all sizes. Diverse organizations thrive in this inclusive environment, offering small office suites to full floor lease options, complemented by great amenities and breathtaking views of Harriet Tubman Square, Newark’s North End and New York City. The campus fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing, making it an ideal destination for businesses looking to accelerate their success.
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EXPLORE WORK SPACES
Experience the perfect blend of community and innovation at 550 Broad, offering flexible office leasing solutions for businesses of all sizes. Diverse organizations thrive in this inclusive environment, offering small office suites to full floor lease options, complemented by great amenities and breathtaking views of Harriet Tubman Square, Newark’s North End and New York City. The campus fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing, making it an ideal destination for businesses looking to accelerate their success.
