Advance, Greek sell 1.1 million sq. ft. Target facility in Logan, in $265 million deal

A joint venture has sold a newly built, 1.1 million-square-foot Target facility and a nearby parcel in Logan Township for $265 million, in a transaction arranged by CBRE.

C&W: Advance, Greek land $103 million financing package for Logan industrial park

A development team has secured more than $100 million in financing for the first two buildings in a planned 3.2 million-square-foot industrial park in Gloucester County.

JLL: New Jersey industrial demand starts strong in Q1, faces new test from COVID-19

Industrial leasing stayed strong in New Jersey ahead of the COVID-19 outbreak, as experts now wait to determine the long-term impact of the pandemic on the state’s surging market for warehouse and distribution space.

Duke Realty details 354,000 sq. ft. Perth Amboy lease with ecommerce logistics firm

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.

CBRE industrial broker earns top national honors for 2017

A veteran broker with CBRE was the firm’s top industrial producer in the Americas in 2017, with a series of deals headlined by high-profile transactions in Edison and Perth Amboy.

Kimco: New small-format Target store planned for South Jersey retail center

Target has leased 48,000 square feet in Haddon Township, where one of the company’s new small-format stores will anchor a repositioning project being overseen by Kimco Realty Corp.

Transwestern: Port activity, rent growth continue for N.J. industrial sector

The swell of cargo volume at the Port of New York and New Jersey has fueled the Garden State’s lowest industrial vacancy in more than 15 years, according to Transwestern, as rents continue to rise and leasing activity continues at a torrid pace.

Rent growth, preleasing continue in N.J. industrial market during Q1

Big box leases continued to drive New Jersey’s industrial market to start the year, keeping a lid on vacancy as speculative construction carries on throughout the region.