Crow Holdings Development (CHD) completed Crow Holdings at 6A, a new 294,000-square-foot Class A industrial warehouse at 1804 River Road in Burlington. The property is already partially leased, with 138,000 square feet available for immediate occupancy.
The development secured a major pre-completion tenant, GMB North America, a subsidiary of the global auto parts manufacturer GMB, which has taken occupancy of 156,000 square feet.
The facility’s strategic location makes it highly attractive for logistics, distribution, and e-commerce companies seeking to expand their Northeast operations. It is conveniently proximate to key transportation routes, including the New Jersey and Pennsylvania turnpikes, Route 130, and I-295. The site is located just 25 miles from Philadelphia and 70 miles from New York City, positioning it well for both wide-scale and last-mile distribution.
“Crow Holdings at 6A represents our continued commitment to delivering high-quality industrial space in desirable markets,” Brad Vander Vliet, vice president – Industrial at CHD, said. “With its strategic location in the heart of a major East Coast logistics hub, and access to major transportation routes and a strong regional labor pool, this building is well-positioned to serve tenants.”
Crow Holdings at 6A incorporates high-end Class A industrial design features and is poised to earn LEED certification, reflecting a commitment to green building and design sustainability.
Key building features include:
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Clear Ceiling Heights: 36 feet
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Loading: 24 dock doors
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Parking: Space for 75 cars and 19 trailers
Leasing efforts for the remaining 138,000 square feet are being led by a joint team from Cushman & Wakefield (Jules Nissim and Kimberly Bach) and NAI Mertz (Scott Mertz and Theresa Amato).
The completion of this project adds to CHD’s established Northeast regional presence. Since 2020, the firm has introduced more than 5.3 million square feet of new industrial inventory and currently has over 1 million square feet of new construction planned or in progress across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
