BASKING RIDGE, N.J. — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the sale of a three-building office park in Basking Ridge, approximately 40 miles west of Manhattan. Signature Acquisitions purchased the 524,260-square-foot property, located at 106, 110 and 150 Allen Road for an undisclosed price. The seller, The Silverman Group, acquired the property in three separate transactions starting in 2010 and subsequently rebranded the office park as The Offices at Liberty Corner.
HACKENSACK, N.J. — HFF has arranged the sale of Prospect Place, a 360-unit, two-building apartment community in Hackensack, for $100 million. Jose Cruz, Kevin O’Hearn, Michael Oliver, Stephen Simonelli and Marc Duval of HFF represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The buyer, Kushner Co. purchased the property free and clear of existing debt. Located at 300 and 310 Prospect Avenue, Prospect Place consists of an 18-story high-rise building with 157 units and a four-story mid-rise building with 203 units. Amenities include an outdoor pool, grilling stations, fitness centers, billiards room and 653 covered parking spaces. The community is currently 96 percent occupied.
NEWARK, N.J. — Progress Capital has arranged $5.2 million in permanent financing on behalf of West of Hudson Properties for the acquisition of a two-building apartment community in Newark. The lender was Sabal Financial. The terms of the loan include a $5.2 million non-recorse permanent mortgage with five years of interest-only payments at a fixed rate of 3.86 percent. The loan represents a 65 percent loan-to-purchase price accompanied by a 20-year term and 30-year amortization. After the five-year interest-only period expires, the rate will reset. Located at 10-36 Osbornse Terrace and 9 Hedden Terrace, the 70-unit community was fully renovated in 2007. Brad Domenico of Progress Capital arranged the loan on behalf of West of Hudson Properties.
PENNSAUKEN, N.J. — Colliers International has negotiated the sale of three industrial buildings in Southern New Jersey for a combined $7.5 million. The three properties located in Pennsauken include: 9240 Commerce Highway, a 67,600-square-foot warehouse acquired by a private investor for $3.2 million; 6995 Airport Highway Lane, a 60,800-square-foot manufacturing facility purchased by Heat Makers Sense for $2.7 million; and 9265 Commerce Highway, a 33,500-square-foot warehouse acquired by Draco Broadcast for $1.6 million. The seller was the Bloom Organization. Ian Richman and Marc Isdaner of Colliers arranged the sale of the three properties.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Levin Management Corp. has signed shoe wholesaler R&J Warehouse to a 103,350-square-foot, full building lease at the Rutgers Industrial Center in Piscataway. Located at 140 Circle Drive North, R&J Warehouse’s new space offers close proximity to I-287 and is five miles from exit 10 of the New Jersey Turnpike. This transaction is the third new lease signing at the five-building, 535,000-square-foot industrial complex in the past 18 months. Levin Management is the asset manager for the property.
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Developer Strategic Capital has topped out Park and Shore, a luxury condominium project under construction in the Newport neighborhood of Jersey City. The waterfront condominium project consists of two buildings, 75 Park Lane and Shore House, which have now reached their full heights of 37 stories and seven stories, respectively. The 75 Park Lane building features resort-style living and 358 residences while Shore House includes 71 boutique residences inspired by the lofts of Tribeca. Designed by architecture firm Wood Bagot, both buildings feature views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. Park and Shore is the first condominium development in Newport in eight years. The general contractor for the project is Plaza Construction, a sister company of Strategic Capital. The first closings are slated to begin late this year with pricing for one-bedroom homes starting at $640,000. Both buildings are slated to be completed in 2019. Strategic Capital is the project developer and investment arm of China Construction America.
TOTOWA, N.J. — Tulfra Real Estate and The Hampshire Companies have completed the disposition of a 91,000-square-foot self-storage facility in Totowa. The property, located at 930 Riverside Drive, was acquired by an undisclosed public company for $230 per square foot. Tulfra and Hampshire acquired the property in 2016 and redeveloped it into a self-storage facility with 1,500 units. Located 17 miles from Manhattan, the facility is part of the 225,000-square-foot Totowa Business Center office park.
NEWARK, N.J. — Gebroe-Hammer Associates has arranged the sale of Forrest Hill Terrace Apartments, a 452-unit apartment complex in Newark, for $50 million. The 1940s-era property is located at 325 Grafton Ave. in the Forest Hill neighborhood of Newark’s North Ward. The complex includes 94 studios, 297 one-bedroom and 60 two-bedroom units. Also included in the sale is a four-bedroom home that is on the property. Gebroe-Hammer represented the seller in the transaction, Kamson Corp., and procured the buyer, a private family-office entity. Allen Popowitz of Brach Eichler served as legal counsel for the seller.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Duke Realty has acquired six industrial buildings and two land sites for future development along the I-95 corridor in central New Jersey. Three of the six buildings are located in Cranbury, South Brunswick, and Carteret and three buildings are located in Perth Amboy. Together, the six properties total 3.1 million square feet of industrial space and increase Duke Realty’s New Jersey industrial portfolio to 5.6 million square feet. Development has already begun on a 661,000-square-foot warehouse on one of the acquired land sites at 429 Delancy St. in Newark and a 194,000-square-foot warehouse is also proposed at the second land site, 5 Ethel Blvd. in Wood-Ridge. Duke Realty’s New Jersey office is located in East Rutherford.
HOBOKEN, N.J. — Angelo, Gordon & Co. and Prism Capital Partners have unveiled plans to recapitalize and develop a former industrial facility in Hoboken as an 89-unit apartment property with 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenity space as well as a street-level retail space for $120 million. Parkwood Development Corp. started the project in 2012 and will retain an ownership stake in the development. Originally built in 1909 and used as an industrial facility that produced Wonder Bread, the project, dubbed the Wonder Lofts, will be made up of five separate buildings and retain a significant amount of the property’s existing architectural detail. The project has received necessary approvals and nearly all demolition and construction preparation has been completed.