Industrial

Owning or leasing industrial space in New Jersey means you’re within one day’s drive of one-third of the nation’s population. That means the state continues to be a hotbed of warehouse and logistics activity.

Industrial buyer plans upgrades at three South Jersey buildings

Investors have paid $8.5 million to acquire a three-building, 193,000-square-foot warehouse portfolio in the sprawling Pureland complex in Gloucester County.

Wilcox touts $9.85 million refinance for Wall flex buildings

The owner of three flex buildings in Monmouth County has refinanced for nearly $10 million, in a transaction arranged by G.S. Wilcox & Co.

Multitenant industrial complex sells in Springfield

Investors have acquired a multitenant, 207,000-square-foot industrial property in Springfield, brokers with Lee & Associates announced Friday.

Student housing, Holtec projects among honorees at USGBC awards gala

The U.S. Green Building Council New Jersey chapter will celebrate six real estate and infrastructure projects at its upcoming awards gala, including a student housing development at Princeton University and a transformative manufacturing campus in Camden.

Tulfra inks $5 million sale of Totowa industrial condo

Tulfra Real Estate has sold a 27,000-square-foot industrial condominium in Totowa for $5 million, the latest transaction at a redeveloped office and industrial park.

Marcus & Millichap bolsters N.J. industrial practice with newest hire

A well-known broker has joined Marcus & Millichap in New Jersey, with the goal of building a team and expanding its presence in the region’s booming industrial sector.

Colliers brokers three industrial sales in Pennsauken

Three industrial buildings in Pennsauken have changed hands for a combined $7.7 million, according to Colliers International brokers who completed the deals.

BRC adds two vice presidents to brokerage team

Bussel Realty Corp. has expanded its team with the addition of two vice presidents.

Avison Young announces new service program to mark five years in tristate

Avison Young is marking the fifth anniversary of its operations in the region by launching a new charitable initiative. Known as the Avison Young Five for Five program, the initiative calls for each employee in the tristate area to dedicate five hours of volunteer community service to charitable organizations over a five-month period.

Retailer demand moves toward record-breaking absorption in 2018

Changes in consumption patterns continue to shift retailer demand away from brick-and-mortar storefronts to industrial facilities with immediate access to large swaths of the U.S. population. In 2017, traditional and e-commerce retailer requirements exceeding 200,000 square feet totaled 7.8 million, representing a 120 percent increase over the 2016 total of 3.6 million.