A food company has acquired a 62,000-square-foot industrial building in Perth Amboy as part of a plan to relocate from Brooklyn, brokers with Bussel Realty Corp. announced.
Investors have stayed bullish on New Jersey’s industrial market, driving more than $900 million in sales volume during the third quarter for warehouse and logistics space in the region.
New Jersey industrial landlords have inked a flurry of big-box leases in recent months, Cushman & Wakefield said, driving nearly 9 million square feet of deal volume during the third quarter.
Prologis and an online luxury consignment shop have signed a lease for more than 490,000 square feet in Perth Amboy, following the approval of a 10-year, $38.9 million tax credit package to help the retailer establish a new Northeast fulfillment center.
State officials have approved a 10-year, $38.9 million tax credit package to encourage an online luxury consignment shop to open a nearly 500,000-square-foot fulfillment center in Perth Amboy, where it says it would hire close to 800 employees.
A real estate investment trust has acquired a 260,046-square-foot, triple net leased Preferred Freezer Services facility in Perth Amboy, brokers with HFF said Monday.
Bridge Development Partners is planning a three-building, 1.7 million-square-foot industrial complex in Somerset County after acquiring parcels from two separate sellers, part of an effort to refill its pipeline in New Jersey after a blockbuster portfolio sale last year.
Duke Realty Corp. has leased 220,200 square feet in Perth Amboy to a furniture delivery and fulfillment service, bringing its recently acquired New Jersey portfolio to full occupancy.
A fulfillment and logistics firm will be the latest tenant at a new three-building, 1.3 million-square-foot industrial complex in Perth Amboy acquired by Duke Realty late last year.
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