Liberación New Haven Mundial is relocating to a 13,000-square-foot industrial building at 198 State Street in North Haven, Connecticut, to support its expanding congregation and new programming needs.
Liberación New Haven Mundial, a well-established church in North Haven, Connecticut, is preparing to relocate to a larger facility after finalizing a long-term lease at 198 State Street. The move comes as the congregation continues to grow and seeks additional space for expanded programming, according to Press |Cuozzo Commercial, the real estate firm involved in the transaction.
The new location is a 13,000-square-foot industrial and flex building situated on 1.47 acres, offering approximately 2,000 square feet of office space and an 1,800-square-foot mezzanine. The building features 22-foot clear ceiling heights and is positioned for easy access to Interstate 91, providing logistical advantages for the church and its members.
Facility Details and Lease Agreement
The property at 198 State Street is a free-standing structure designed to accommodate a range of uses, including office, assembly, and flexible space. Joel Nesson, senior associate at Press |Cuozzo Commercial, represented the property owner, G. Zurolo Real Estate, LLC, in the lease agreement. The long-term lease ensures that Liberación New Haven Mundial will have the space needed to support its current congregation and future growth.
The building's location near major transportation routes is expected to make it more convenient for churchgoers traveling from different parts of the region. The facility's size and layout will also allow the church to expand its programming and community services, which have increased in recent years.
Growing Congregation and Community Impact
The decision to relocate was driven by the church's need for more space to serve its members and offer additional activities. As the congregation has grown, the church has outgrown its previous location and sought a facility that could better support its mission and outreach efforts. The new building's flexible design is expected to accommodate worship services, educational programs, and community events.
According to Press |Cuozzo Commercial, the transaction reflects ongoing demand for well-located industrial and flex space in the North Haven market. The church's move is seen as a positive development for both the congregation and the local real estate sector, bringing a long-term tenant to a prominent property.
Local Context and Next Steps
North Haven, located in New Haven County, has seen steady commercial and institutional growth in recent years, with organizations seeking larger and more adaptable spaces. The relocation of Liberación New Haven Mundial highlights the role of industrial and flex properties in meeting the needs of community groups and nonprofits. The church is expected to begin operations at the new site following any necessary renovations or preparations, with further details to be announced as the transition progresses.
