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Leighton of NAI Global reps landlord in 161,000 s/f lease to CSC Sugar

CSC Sugar has leased the Bar Mill building in the Keystone Industrial Port Complex (KIPC). The 161,000 s/f facility sits on the former U.S. Steel Mill site, and is part of the KIPC's efforts to rehab the property for multiple heavy industrial and manufacturing use. CSC Sugar signed a five-year lease on the property and the KIPC was represented by Rick Leighton, senior VP of corporate services, NAI Global, as well as a team from local firm NAI Mertz (Jeff Licht, Adam Lashner and Fred Meyers). The KIPC is located along the Delaware River, with access to Routes 1, 95, 295, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Turnpikes, rail and a deepwater port.
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