473 Ridge Road in South Brunswick — Courtesy: NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. / NAI James E. Hanson
By Joshua Burd
The owner of more than 106,000 square feet of new industrial space in South Brunswick has paired two well-known New Jersey-based brokerage firms to help it attract a tenant.
According to the leasing team, which includes both NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. and NAI James E. Hanson, the facility at 473 Ridge Road is fully vacant and available for immediate occupancy. The firms are now pitching the 106,080-square-foot distribution center to prospective users, touting its highway access and features such as 36-foot clear ceiling heights and seven loading docks that are expandable to 13, as well as one drive-in door and 54- by 52-foot column spacing.
Members of the assignment team include NAIDB Vice President Kyle Gerace and Associate Vice President Robert V. DiLeo, as well as NAI Hanson senior managing directors Christopher D. Todd, Jordan W. Avanzato and William Ericksen in the firm’s Institutional Services Group.
“This highly optimized building represents a premier, move-in-ready opportunity for tenants to secure a footprint in the heartland of New Jersey commerce,” DiLeo said. “The building’s combination of modern specifications and superior roadway connectivity makes it an ideal hub for users looking to tap into the East Coast’s most lucrative consumer base.
“The ESFR sprinkler system and motion-sensor LED lighting add to this property’s functionality, making it an ideal location for any company interested in a Class A property in central New Jersey.”
The firms added that the facility, which was built alongside an existing industrial building, was designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern ecommerce and logistics users. Features also include two direct access driveways, enabling easy trailer circulation, in a location just that is minutes from Route 130, Route 1 and New Jersey Turnpike Exit 8A.
That access will allow an occupier to reach a population of 26.1 million people with an average household income of $136,311 within a 90-minute drive-time radius.
“The South Brunswick submarket continues to be a primary target for sophisticated industrial users due to its institutional-grade infrastructure and proximity to the Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal,” Avanzato said.
