The Kislak Company, Inc. announced Wednesday it successfully traded a prime industrial flex building located at 207 Blackford Avenue in Middlesex for $1,050,000.
The 6,375-square-foot facility was marketed on an exclusive basis by Kislak, with Vice President Max Levinston representing the seller, Gajarsky Realty, LLC. Levinston also directly procured the purchaser, whose identity remains undisclosed.
The transaction highlights a robust appetite for well-positioned industrial assets in Central New Jersey. According to Levinston, the property’s debut on the market triggered immediate competitive tension.
“Our marketing efforts generated tremendous interest in the property, attracting multiple, competing offers shortly after our assignment began,” Levinston said. “This is a strong indication of the ongoing demand for quality flex properties in today’s market.”
The building at 207 Blackford Avenue offers a blend of industrial and professional office space, featuring:
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Modern infrastructure: New roof and HVAC systems installed in 2021, significantly reducing near-term capital expenditure for the buyer.
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Professional layout: Seven private offices, a professional conference room, three bathrooms, and a kitchenette.
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Industrial utility: 11-foot ceilings, two loading areas, and dedicated on-site parking.
The property was delivered vacant at the time of sale. The new ownership reportedly intends to occupy the building, leveraging its strategic location just two miles from major transit arteries, including Routes 287 and 22.
