The longtime owner of a nearly 90,000-square-foot office building in Franklin Township has sold the property for $7.5 million, brokers with Marcus & Millichap said Monday.
Franklin Township has more than 4 million square feet of industrial space in its development pipeline — most of it in the town’s well-known Somerset section — with a growing list of projects that call for razing and repurposing the sites of outdated office buildings.
A longtime development executive will headline the slate of honorees at this year’s NAIOP New Jersey gala, where the organization will also highlight two key service professionals and the firm behind several high-profile projects in the state.
The operator of a hockey rink in Franklin Township has sold the property to a buyer that is now slated to use it as warehouse space, according to brokers with Cushman & Wakefield.
Another aging New Jersey office property could soon become industrial space, following a developer’s purchase of a 15-acre site in Franklin Township for nearly $31 million.
An investment manager has acquired a nearly 126,000-square-foot industrial building in Somerset County, marking its third such purchase in the region in two months.
An investment manager has purchased a nearly 144,000-square-foot industrial building in the Somerset section of Franklin, in a deal arranged by brokers with CBRE.