The developers of the seven-building, 4.1 million-square-foot Linden Logistics Center are getting high marks for the project’s focus on sustainability and energy efficiency.
Greek Development is now Greek Real Estate Partners, as the firm looks to highlight its growing selection of third-party services beyond its own portfolio of industrial buildings.
United Way of Northern New Jersey awarded its 2023 Industrial Impact Award to Samsung at Linden Logistics Center. From left: United Way of Northern New Jersey CEO Kiran Handa Gaudioso, Greek Development Managing Partner David Greek, Greek Development Director of…
The Port of New York and New Jersey saw record container volume in 2022, making it the second-busiest U.S. shipping hub and signaling continued demand for area warehouse space.
A sprawling industrial park in Linden is nearing completion after four years of construction, a span in which warehouse demand soared to historic highs before a recent pullback, as its developers mull plans to tap into the growing market for outdoor trailer storage.
A sprawling industrial park in Linden is nearing completion after four years of construction, a span in which warehouse demand soared to historic highs before a recent pullback, as its developers mull plans to tap into the growing market for outdoor trailer storage.
Industrial rents in northern and central New Jersey continued to soar in the third quarter, amid ongoing demand for relatively few spaces and locations near the New Jersey Turnpike, fueling deals such as Samsung’s lease for more than 735,000 square feet in Linden.
Advance Realty Investors and Greek Development have closed on more than $227 million in financing for their ongoing high-profile industrial developments in Linden and Logan Township.
Advance Realty Investors and Greek Development have secured $235 million in permanent financing for the first phase of a massive logistics campus under construction in Linden.
Peloton Interactive has leased 840,000 square feet at a new logistics park in Linden, leading the way among tenants as the state’s industrial market continued to thrive in the third quarter.
