Hudson Valley iCampus
Hudson Valley iCampus is Rockland County’s Premier Mixed-Use Property for Businesses.
The campus includes highly-sought laboratory, office, and GMP manufacturing space. The campus pairs convenience with style, offering tenants traditional amenities like access to conference, dining facilities, along with fluid work/study environments for collaboration. Future redevelopment of the campus could include a mix of uses including shopping, dining, meeting and educational options at the historic property.
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Hudson Valley iCampus is a dynamic, synergistic, mixed-used property with a deep history in discovery. Join our innovative project in Pearl River and access incredible amenities.
Labor Force
Highly-skilled labor force in NY, NJ & CT
Custom Space
Flexible, custom space options
Immediately Available
Immediate occupancy
Development Opportunities
Developable acreage for BTS opportunities
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Hudson Valley iCampus signs 35,124 s/f new leases/expansions
Pearl River, NY Hudson Valley iCampus has signed three new leases and two expansion agreements in the first quarter of 2024, totaling 35,124 s/f and having a value of over $4 million. The lease transactions include: RK Pharma, Inc., an American multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation, leased an additional 22,584 s/f of stability chamber space in Building 100. RK Pharma also leased 82,975 s/f of laboratory, manufacturing, and office space
Hudson Valley iCampus Adds Leases, Renews Existing Tenants
Hudson Valley iCampus Adds Leases, Renews Existing Tenants Hudson Valley iCampus, New York’s science hub on the former Pfizer Campus in Pearl River, has signed three new leases and inked two expansion agreements in the first quarter of 2024, totaling 35,124 square feet with a value of over $4 million. “Many of the deals were for laboratory uses,” said Jamie Schwartz, president of Hudson Valley iCampus. “Although the headlines report