Industrial investment activity continues to gain traction in South Jersey as a major supplier secures land for a new build-to-suit facility.
Brighton Best International purchased a 37-acre site at 200 Crossroads Boulevard in Logan Township for $23.5 million. The company plans to develop a 190,000-square-foot warehouse at the site.
The property was acquired from Greek Real Estate Partners, along with joint venture partners Advance Realty Investors and Torchlight Investors. Greek’s in-house construction team will lead development of the new facility.
Brighton Best International supplies fasteners, screws, and bolts to distributors nationwide. The company plans to relocate its Sayreville, New Jersey operations approximately 85 miles south to the new Logan Township facility. As a result, the move will support expanded inventory capacity and continued growth along the East Coast.
The building is expected to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2027. Once delivered, it will occupy the final developable parcel within Logan North Industrial Park, a 2.5 million-square-foot master-planned industrial campus.
Notably, entitlements and approvals for the project are already in place. This allows construction to move forward efficiently and reduces development risk.
Initially, discussions between the parties focused on a build-to-suit lease. However, Brighton Best International later pursued a purchase. Ownership remained flexible throughout negotiations, allowing the transaction to evolve without disrupting the long-term vision for the park.
The site offers strong logistical advantages. It is located approximately two miles from the Commodore Barry Bridge and provides convenient access to the Port of Philadelphia and Philadelphia International Airport. In addition, the property sits along Route 322 with direct connectivity to Interstate 295.
Market conditions are also improving. After a slower period in 2024 and much of 2025, industrial activity has started to rebound. As northern submarkets, particularly in Burlington County, continue to fill, tenants are increasingly expanding their search into Southern New Jersey.
Overall, this transaction signals renewed confidence in the South Jersey industrial market. Well-located, shovel-ready sites continue to attract users seeking long-term growth and operational efficiency.
*Article courtesy of The Philadelphia Business Journal
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