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53,252-square-foot industrial building sold in Morris County

ROCKAWAY, N.J. (Morris County)Resource Realty of Northern New Jersey has arranged the sale of a 53,252-square-foot standalone industrial building in Rockaway, the firm announced.

The property at 36 Pine St. was purchased by Commerce Park Investors. The transaction was brokered by Resource Realty principals Greg Sabato and Scott Peck, who represented the buyer.

The single-story industrial building includes two exterior tailboard dock doors, one drive-in bay and a 2,500-amp, 440-volt electrical system designed to support manufacturing, assembly and logistics operations.

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“This single-story property represents a unique opportunity for an operator requiring significant power infrastructure wrapped in a highly functional industrial footprint,” said Sabato. “Heavy power of this caliber – 2,500 amps – coupled with dedicated loading capabilities is an increasingly rare commodity in the northern New Jersey market. Securing this building underscores the sustained demand for spaces that can immediately accommodate a full-range of manufacturing and technical requirements.”

The property is located near Interstate 80 and provides access to Interstate 287, U.S. Route 46 and Route 10, offering connections to the New York metropolitan area and regional freight networks.

“As infill spaces closer to the ports face extreme density and rising costs, the Morris County industrial corridor has solidified its status as an elite tier-one alternative,” added Peck. “Rockaway provides the regional connectivity, skilled labor pool, and highway infrastructure that growing firms require. At the center of that ecosystem is 36 Pine St., giving the future tenant a long-term operational advantage.”

Jay Edwards

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