The South Jersey industrial boom continues to gain momentum as Greek Real Estate Partners (GREP), Advance Realty Investors, and Torchlight Investors announced the $23.5 million land sale to Brighton Best International (BBI) at the Logan North Industrial Park.
The transaction, finalized on March 30, marks a major milestone for the 3.2-million-square-foot master-planned park. As part of the deal, the development team will execute a 190,000-square-foot build-to-suit facility at 200 Crossroads Blvd., specifically tailored to BBI’s global distribution requirements.
Founded in 1925 and headquartered in Long Beach, California, BBI has evolved from a regional supplier into a global fastener giant with 31 locations across six countries. The new Logan Township site is designed to strengthen the company’s East Coast operations, allowing for enhanced inventory capacity and faster distribution to more than 7,000 distributors worldwide.
“Logan Township’s strategic location and the strength of our development partners made this the ideal solution for our continued growth,” Peggy Hsieh, COO of BBI, said.
The site offers a logistical trifecta for international distributors:
- Highway Access: Positioned along Route 322, just north of I-295, providing a direct pipeline to Philadelphia and New York.
- Air Connectivity: Approximately 14 miles from Philadelphia International Airport.
- Maritime Access: Less than 20 miles from both the Port of Philadelphia and the Port of Wilmington.
The project will be managed from the ground up by Greek Design | Build, highlighting the firm’s ability to handle the full lifecycle of industrial development—from land entitlement to custom interior fit-outs.
“Brighton Best is a globally recognized distributor, and their decision to invest here speaks to the long-term strength of Logan North and the Southern New Jersey market,” Alex Motiuk, director of acquisitions at GREP said. “We are proud to deliver a customized facility that supports their continued expansion.”
The sale further cements Logan North’s reputation as an “investment grade” destination in Gloucester County. With BBI joining the roster, the park continues to draw national interest, serving as a critical node in the Northeast distribution network.
Alexander Cocoziello, principal and CIO at Advance Realty Investors, noted that the deal underscores the high demand for best-in-class assets in this specific corridor. JLL’s team of Nate Demetsky, Dean Torosian, and Matt Kemery represented ownership in the transaction and continues to market the remaining development opportunities at 301 and 501 Crossroads Boulevard.
As BBI prepares to break ground, the project stands as a testament to South Jersey’s role in the 2026 global supply chain—transforming former acreage into high-tech hubs for the world’s largest master distributors.
