Amazon to Open 1 Million-Square-Foot Fulfillment Center in South Jersey

Amazon plans to debut what will be its 16th fulfillment center in New Jersey in time for the holiday season next year, a more than 1 million-square-foot facility in Salem County in the southern part of the Garden State. 

The project in Carneys Point represents another expansion of the e-commerce giant in New Jersey, where the Seattle-based company has already invested more than $14 billion. The planned state-of-the-art fulfillment center will create 800 full-time jobs.

Amazon currently operates 15 fulfillment and sorting centers across the state in Avenel, Burlington, Carteret, Cranbury, Edison, Florence, Logan Township, Robbinsville, Teterboro and West Deptford.

It’s no surprise that Amazon is increasing its footprint in New Jersey. The company has seen a boost in its online business because of the pandemic, with more people turning to e-commerce to shop, and it needs to be able to quickly ship to those customers. And in general New Jersey’s industrial market has seen record demand, because of the state’s location in the center of a densely populated region.

Amazon recently launched its Cranbury center,creating more than 1,000 jobs. That 953,595-square-foot building at 343 Half Acre Roadhouses both a sorting center, which sorts packages before they are transferred to a delivery station or last-mile delivery partner for final delivery to customers, and a fulfillment center, which will handle extra-large items such as couches.

As part of its New Jersey expansion, Amazon is also opening three additional sorting centers across the state throughout October. Two of these sites are in Burlington and one is in Edison, creating hundreds of full- and part-time jobs, according to Amazon.

“For more than a decade, the Garden State and its incredible workforce have been vital to our ability to provide great selection, competitive prices and the Prime services we know our customers love,” Alicia Boler Davis, Amazon’s vice president of global customer fulfillment, said in a statement. “We are excited to create thousands of new job opportunities — with great pay and great benefits — and remain committed to driving a positive economic impact in the community.”

Amazon employees at the Carneys Point facility will pick, pack and ship large items. The company also said it plans to hire employees for human resources, operations management, safety, security, finance and information technology.

“This fulfillment center will help our township and Salem County with hundreds of jobs and tax revenue, and will help our small business owners recover from the pandemic,” Carneys Point Mayor Kenneth Brown said in a statement. “We look forward to a strong and lasting partnership with Amazon.”

The e-tailer already has more than 34,000 full- and part-time employees in New Jersey. Since 2010, Amazon said it has invested more than $14.5 billion across the state, including infrastructure costs and compensation to its employees, which has contributed more than $14.7 billion to the state’s economy and helped create more than 30,000 indirect jobs on top of Amazon’s direct hires.

*Article courtesy of CoStar

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South Jersey Industrial Space for Sale in Gloucester City

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a leading South Jersey commercial real estate broker with expertise in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, now has available a highly visible South Jersey industrial building for sale at 410 Jersey Avenue Gloucester City NJ.

This South Jersey industrial space for sale is a +/- 32,000 square-foot building and the asking sale price for this industrial space in South Jersey is $1,400,000. In addition, the business and equipment connected with this industrial space in South Jersey is available for $700,000.

Currently operating as a commercial laundry facility, this South Jersey industrial building for sale is available through Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services.

This South Jersey industrial building for sale has a large parking lot for delivery trucks and the perimeter of the property containing this industrial space in South Jersey is completely fenced. There also are two loading-dock-height doors at this South Jersey industrial space for sale.

More than 120,000 people reside within a three-mile radius of this industrial space in South Jersey at 410 Jersey Avenue Gloucester City NJ.  The average household income in the same area near this South Jersey industrial space for sale is $52,417.

This South Jersey industrial space for sale at 410 Jersey Avenue Gloucester City NJ is close to both the Walt Whitman and Ben Franklin bridges to Philadelphia and this South Jersey industrial building for sale offers easy access to routes 42, I-95, 130, and I-676.

For more information about this South Jersey industrial building for sale at 410 Jersey Avenue Gloucester City NJ or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact Phil Costa (215-799-6195; phil.costa@wolfcre.com) or Ryan Barikian (856-857-6307; ryan.barikian@wolfcre.com) at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

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Philadelphia Pet Store with a Growing Amazon Presence Leases South Jersey Industrial Building

A Philadelphia pet store with an expanding e-commerce presence is leasing a 58,000-square-foot warehouse in South Jersey, where the industrial vacancy rate remains low amid a hot industrial market. 

Monster Pets signed a seven-year, four-month lease for the full building at 601 Delran Parkway in the Swedes Run Industrial Park in Delran, Burlington County. 

The 553,579-square-foot portfolio includes properties in Gloucester County’s Swedesboro as well as properties farther north in Mount Laurel and Delran in Burlington County.

Swedes Run Industrial Park is located less than a mile from Route 130 and about six miles from I-295 and the New Jersey Turnpike. 

Monster Pets, which has a retail location on Columbus Boulevard in South Philadelphia, is leasing the space to house a new warehouse and distribution center as it expands, Endurance said. The company has a growing e-commerce presence, with more than 2,000 items offered through its Amazon storefront and nearly 19,500 ratings in the last year.

A recent report put Burlington County’s industrial submarket at a 3.6% vacancy at the end of the second quarter. The reports notes net absorption this year so far totals 1.7 million square feet.

*Article Courtesy of Philadelphia Business Journal

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Canadian Joint Venture Pays $39 Million for South Jersey Industrial Site

Toronto-based WPT Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust and Investment Management Corporation of Ontario purchased an industrial land parcel in Mansfield, New Jersey, for $39 million.

The 61-acre site is located off Route 206 and is about two miles from the New Jersey Turnpike and Interstate 295.

The joint venture plans to develop about 772,000 square feet of modern distribution and logistics space at the site. A timeline for the development project has not yet been disclosed.

*Article courtesy of CoStar

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South Jersey Industrial Space for Sale or Lease in Salem County

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a leading South Jersey commercial real estate broker with expertise in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, now has available a highly visible South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease at 541 Harding Highway Carneys Point, NJ.

This South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease is in a +/- 25,000 square-foot building. This South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease has a +/- 14,400 sf dry warehouse area and this industrial space in South Jersey at 541 Harding Highway Carneys Point, NJ has +/- 7,600 sf of cooler and freezer storage. In addition, there is +/- 3,000 sf of office space at this South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease.

The asking sale price for this industrial space in South Jersey is $2,400,000 while the asking lease price of this South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease is $9.00 sf NNN. This industrial space in South Jersey, which sits on 3.58 acres of land, is available through Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services.

There is a 28-foot clear height at this South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease and there are six (6) tailgate loading docks at this industrial space in South Jersey at 541 Harding Highway Carneys Point, NJ that also has 30 parking spaces. Also, this South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease offers excellent access to both the Delaware Memorial and the Commodore Barry bridges.

More than 26,000 people reside within a five-mile radius of this industrial space in South Jersey at 541 Harding Highway Carneys Point, NJ.  The average household income in the same area near this South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease is $68,891.

For more information about this South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease at 541 Harding Highway Carneys Point, NJ or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact Phil Costa (215-799-6195; phil.costa@wolfcre.com) or Ryan Barikian (856-857-6307; ryan.barikian@wolfcre.com) at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

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Misfits Market raises $85 million, plans 700+ new hires, tells why it left N. Philly for S. Jersey

Produce-delivery service Misfits Markethas raised another $85 million from investors and will add a “new, state-of-the-art warehouse” across the river from Philadelphia in Delanco to supplement the cold-storage warehouse at its Pennsauken headquarters, the company said Wednesday.

Investors are betting on a rapid expansion across the U.S. for the firm, which says it hired 400 since March to ship “organic, affordable” groceries to customers’ homes.

The company employs 560 fulltime warehouse workers, 70 temps it expects to add fulltime, plus 100 boss, tech and other staff who mostly work remotely — and plans to double staff by year’s end. Chief executive Abhi Ramesh says he boosted pay $3 an hour in March to meet demand, and kept wages at the new level while Acme and other grocers ended the practice. New Jersey’s minimum wage is $11 an hour. 

Like a cut-rate Harry & David, Misfits prides itself on shipping “ugly” produce — lumpy apples, many-rooted parsnips — and mislabeled pantry items, but at budget prices, instead of premiums.

Founder Abhi Ramesh said the company staffed up for a surge in home-delivery demand after restaurants were closed under coronavirus restrictions in March. 

Chicago-based Valor Equity Partners (”Your Partner in Disruptive Growth”), which is also an investor in Philadelphia-based national snack delivery service GoPuff, leads the new investor group. (Japan-based SoftBank committed up to $1 billion to GoPuff parent GoBrands last year and has added drivers and warehouses across the U.S.; it is so busy neighbors have complained about late-night traffic.)

Others betting on Misfits include San Francisco-based Greenoaks Capital, one of the firms that sold Flipkart to Walmart in 2018; Third Kind Venture Capital of New York; plus a Hollywood cash infusion from Sound Ventures, founded by actor Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary, who manages pop singer Madonna.

Misfits, founded by Ramesh, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and an alumus of the Philadelphia-founded DreamIt Ventures entrepreneurial development program, raised an initial $16.5 million from Greenoaks and other firms in 2018.

Investors hope the rapid growth in local-delivery services such as GoPuff and Misfits will bring fat takeover offers from national giants like Walmart or Amazon. Amazon cut back on its own local delivery service earlier this spring to concentrate on surging demand for warehousing, shipping and distance hauls.

Ramesh at first said he wanted to base Misfits in North Philadelphia. In a statement posted on the company web site, he called Philadelphia “the poorest of the country’s 10 major cities, with a poverty rate double the national average,” and said he wanted “to employ a lot of people in the North Philadelphia area. There are few jobs in the area with decent pay, so we have individuals who are happy to work for us in the warehouse, pulling through produce, packing, and building our boxes.”

But Misfits has moved its initial Philadelphia warehousing to the suburbs, leasing a 140,800 square foot facility in an industrial neighborhood of Pennsauken.

Why the move across the Delaware River? “We’re proud to have originally put down roots in North Philly and founded the company there. However, demand for our product quickly outpaced the size of industrial facilities available in the city proper. By building a new facility in close proximity to the metro area, we’re able to scale efficiently and create jobs for more residents of Greater Philadelphia,” the company said in an email.

The company said in a statement it will be able to “more than double its order capacity across the East Coast, throughout the South and into the Midwest” from the Delanco and Pennsauken warehouses. Misfits says it recently added Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi to its delivery area, and plans Michigan and neighboring Midwestern states next.

Misfits Market said it buys produce of unusual size and brand-name products with packaging errors at discount prices. That prevents “food waste,” Valor partner Jonathan Shulkin said in a statement. He will join the Misfits board as part of the deal. He also praised Misfits’ “tech-forward approach” to matching food other companies don’t want with individual consumers.

“This investment will help us reach more people for whom our product will be essential,” said Ramesh in a statement.

In the May interview Ramesh described Misfits’ products as “funny-looking produce, things that are too big or too small to fit on a shelf, pantry-stable items, things that are mislabeled or mispackaged, things supermarkets are not stocking.” He said such niche buying enabled his company to offer “30 to 40 percent discounts compared to regular retail prices,” and that coronavirus demand had accelerated his business plan by 18 months.

The company also said it plans to expand its online sales, including special deals “from brands like Bob’s Red Mill, Taza Chocolate, Minor Figures Oat Milk, Teatulia, and Ceremony Coffee at an average of 25-50% off retail prices.” And there will be a smartphone app.

In a statement, Taza founder Alex Whitmore called Misfits ” a rescuer” that prevented waste by buying his company’s surplus when coronavirus closings shut retailers who used to sell his products.

Before starting Misfits Market, Ramesh was a cofounder of Horizons School of Technology, a San Francisco-based software education platform;, of DreamIt-backed Altair Prep, an online SAT tutoring service; and of StoreTok, a Los Angeles firm that sought to enable retail purchases through social-media comments. He was also an analyst at private-equity giant Apollo Global Management LLC.

Pennsauken and Delanco are located along the River Line, a light-rail commuter train from Camden to Trenton. Amazon, Burlington Coat Factory, Radial and other shippers also have warehouses along the line. The Delanco site was home to a large Dietz & Watson warehouse that burned in 2012 when firemen couldn’t turn off its rooftop solar power array to safely put the blaze out.

*Article courtesy of the Inquirer 

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Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a full-service CORFAC International brokerage and advisory firm, is a premier South Jersey commercial real estate broker that provides a full range of South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, property management services, and marketing commercial offices, medical properties, industrial properties, land properties, retail buildings and other South Jersey commercial properties for buyers, tenants, investors and sellers. Please visit our websites for a full listing of South Jersey commercial properties for sale through our South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

South Jersey Industrial Space for Sale or Lease in Penns Grove

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a leading South Jersey commercial real estate broker with expertise in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, now has available highly visible South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease at 541 Harding Avenue Penns Grove NJ.

This South Jersey building for sale or lease is a +/- 25,000 square-foot building.  This South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease has +/- 14,400 sf of dry warehouse area and, in addition, there is +/- 7,600 sf of cooler and freezer storage area at this South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease.  Additionally, this South Jersey industrial space for lease or sale has +/- 3,000 sf of office space.

The asking sale price for this industrial space in South Jersey is $2,400,000; the asking lease price for this industrial space in South Jersey is $9.00 sf NNN. This South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease at 541 Harding Avenue Penns Grove NJ is available through Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services.

This South Jersey building for sale or lease has a 28-foot clear height and there are six (6) tailgate loading docks at this industrial space in South Jersey.  This South Jersey industrial building for sale or lease has heat blowers in the dry warehouse, condensers in the cooler/freezer space, and a standard HVAC system for the office space. The electric service at this South Jersey industrial space for lease or sale is 400 amps/600 volts.

Situated on +/- 3.58 acres, this industrial space in South Jersey at 541 Harding Avenue Penns Grove NJ offers excellent access to the Delaware Memorial and Commodore Barry bridges. There are 30 parking spaces at this South Jersey building for sale or lease.

More than 26,000 people reside within a five-mile radius of this industrial space in South Jersey at 541 Harding Avenue Penns Grove NJ.  The average household income in the same area near this South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease is $62,058.

For more information about this South Jersey industrial space for sale or lease at 541 Harding Avenue Penns Grove NJ or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact Phil Costa (215-799-6195; phil.costa@wolfcre.com) or Ryan Barikian (856-857-6307; ryan.barikian@wolfcre.com) at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a full-service CORFAC International brokerage and advisory firm, is a premier South Jersey commercial real estate broker that provides a full range of South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, property management services, and marketing commercial offices, medical properties, industrial properties, land properties, retail buildings and other South Jersey commercial properties for buyers, tenants, investors and sellers. Please visit our websites for a full listing of South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease through our South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

South Jersey Industrial Portfolio Sells for $43 Million

Endurance Real Estate Group and PCCP have purchased a seven-building industrial portfolio totaling 554,000 square feet in southern New Jersey for roughly $43 million.

Foxfield Industrial, a joint venture between Novaya Real Estate Ventures and Foxfield Ventures, divested the warehouse and distribution properties, which are located in Delran, Mount Laurel and Swedesboro.

“The infill nature of the portfolio combined with the established core tenancy and staggered lease expirations was consistent with our long-term investing strategy in well-located submarkets,” Jared Newman, Endurance’s vice president of acquisitions, said in a statement. 

Benjamin Cohen, president of Radnor, Pennsylvania-based Endurance, added that the portfolio’s proximity to Interstate 295 and the greater Philadelphia area, “coupled with the continued long-term tailwinds for light-industrial product in high-barriers-to-entry markets like southern New Jersey make this a very attractive investment.” 

The seven buildings that were sold as part of the deal are: 600 and 601 Delran Parkway in Delran; 820 E. Gate Drive and 116 Gaither Drive in Mouth Laurel; and 603 Heron Drive, 614 Heron Drive and 1 Killdeer Court in Swedesboro.

The properties are now 88% leased to 22 tenants, anchored by Food Sciences, Carnegie Pharmaceuticals and Jewelry Group. 

The portfolio is located along the New Jersey Turnpike, with convenient access to the greater Philadelphia and New York City markets. Burlington and Gloucester counties “are mature infill destinations with a history of high occupancy and rapid rent growth,” Endurance said in a statement Friday.

The Burlington industrial market is reporting a vacancy rate of 5.4%, while the Gloucester industrial market is seeing a 6.2% vacancy rate.

*Article courtesy of CoStar News

For more information about this South Jersey industrial space for sale or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact the team at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a Southern New Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm at 856-857-6300.

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a full-service CORFAC International brokerage and advisory firm, is a premier South Jersey commercial real estate broker that provides a full range of South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, property management services, and marketing commercial offices, medical properties, industrial properties, land properties, retail buildings and other South Jersey commercial properties for buyers, tenants, investors and sellers. Please visit our websites for a full listing of South Jersey commercial properties for sale through our South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

Direct-Mail Firm Executes $20 Million Sale-Leaseback Deal for South Jersey Site

A direct-mail marketing company has closed a $20.2 million sale-leaseback deal for its combined headquarters and distribution facility in southern New Jersey.

ICS sold its 183,000-square-foot industrial property at 100 Friars Blvd., in West Deptford to Clarion Partners Real Estate Income Fund, which is that group’s second investment.

The building is fully occupied by ICS, which uses it as its headquarters and warehouse and has signed a long-term leaseback for the property, which is located on a 13-acre site roughly 15 miles from center city Philadelphia.

ICS acquired the Friars Boulevard building in December 2018 for $12.5 million from Exeter Property Group of Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, according to CoStar data. 

The building is part of the Mid-Atlantic Corporate Center, a master-planned industrial park in the center of the growing South Jersey logistics region. The property features 22- to 24-foot clear ceiling heights, 19 loading doors, a drive-in door and ample parking. 

The investment provides the Clarion Partners fund with a well-located industrial building and with a long-term tenant that will provide a predictable cash flow stream over the foreseeable future.

The Clarion Partners fund is managed by Legg Mason Partners Fund Advisor, a subsidiary of Legg Mason, and is sub-advised by Clarion Partners, an affiliate of Legg Mason Partners. 

*Article courtesy of CoStar News, Linda Moss

For more information about this South Jersey industrial space for sale or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact the team at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a Southern New Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm at 856-857-6300.

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a full-service CORFAC International brokerage and advisory firm, is a premier South Jersey commercial real estate broker that provides a full range of South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, property management services, and marketing commercial offices, medical properties, industrial properties, land properties, retail buildings and other South Jersey commercial properties for buyers, tenants, investors and sellers. Please visit our websites for a full listing of South Jersey commercial properties for sale through our South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

New Jersey Industrial Portfolio Trades for $16 Million

Industrial Investments Inc. has acquired a 21-building industrial portfolio in Camden County, New Jersey, for $16.1 million from The Bloom Organization.

The sale involved 21 buildings in West Berlin, including the Bloomfield Business Park, that total 251,410 square feet. The buyer is an affiliate of Blue Bell, Pennsylvania-based Industrial Investments, while the seller, Bloom, is headquartered in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.

In a statement, Industrial said it wanted to expand its footprint in South Jersey.

“We look forward to further developing the property, utilizing the available lots on Route 73 for build-to-suit opportunities for retail, office or industrial buildings up to 25,000 square feet each,” the company said.

The portfolio has 55 tenants and was 98% occupied at the time of sale. Bloomfield Business Park alone has 16 multitenant warehouse/flex buildings and five multitenant buildings along Commerce Lane in the Commerce Lane Business Park.

Bloomfield Business Park was originally developed as a joint venture between Bloom and Tom Merryfield in the late 1980s/early 1990s in several phases, according to a statement from Colliers.

The tenants in the portfolio include United Refrigeration, Cooper Electric, Bath Fitter, Terminix, ProSource and Ewing Irrigation.

The West Berlin industrial market includes nearly 1.9 million square feet with roughly two-thirds of the square footage being owner-occupied.

For more information about this South Jersey industrial space for sale or about any other South Jersey commercial properties for sale or lease, please contact the team at Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a Southern New Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm at 856-857-6300.

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, a full-service CORFAC International brokerage and advisory firm, is a premier South Jersey commercial real estate broker that provides a full range of South Jersey commercial real estate listings and services, property management services, and marketing commercial offices, medical properties, industrial properties, land properties, retail buildings and other South Jersey commercial properties for buyers, tenants, investors and sellers. Please visit our websites for a full listing of South Jersey commercial properties for sale through our South Jersey commercial real estate brokerage firm.

Article & data courtesy of CoStar News