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Industrial and warehouse property

Docks, clear height, truck access, and the highways nearby are useful facts about a warehouse. If you own one in Northern New Jersey and you are exploring your options, tell us those facts and what you want to do next. We follow up.

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Why the corridor matters

Elizabeth and the Newark port district, the New Jersey Turnpike, I-78, I-80, I-287, and the Meadowlands industrial towns are not the same setting. A building that can take a container chassis is not the same as light industry on a Morris campus road.

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Ceiling height, dock doors, trailer parking, and any remaining tenant term are useful if you have them. If you do not, the town and a size range are enough to begin.

Environmental history on older industrial land is a question for an independent professional. This page does not inspect the site.

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Industrial and warehouse property

Why the corridor matters

Facts, not a slogan

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