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Posted: March 24, 2014
The Hampshire Companies sells 135,498 s/f multi-tenant industrial building
The Hampshire Companies, a full-service, private real estate investment firm with equity in assets valued at over $2.5 billion, has arranged the sale of a 135,498 s/f industrial building located at 25 East Union Ave.
Spanning five acres in the epicenter of the Meadowlands submarket, one of the most sought-after industrial markets in the U.S., the 135,298 s/f industrial building has amenities such as 18-foot ceiling heights, four grade level overhead doors, a mezzanine office area and three dock high overhead doors. The single-story industrial building is 98% leased to Mount Pleasant Ice Cream Company, Selco Associates and Steamaster Company, Inc.
CBRE represented The Hampshire Cos. in this transaction.
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