In a high-profile collaboration within the Garden State’s industrial sector, NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. (NAIDB) and NAI James E. Hanson have joined forces to market a newly constructed, state-of-the-art facility at 473 Ridge Rd, South Brunswick.
The 106,080-square-foot Class A industrial building is being delivered fully vacant, offering an immediate move-in opportunity for e-commerce and logistics users looking to anchor themselves in the heart of New Jersey’s “Exit 8A” submarket.
The facility at 473 Ridge Rd. was engineered specifically to handle the high-velocity demands of modern supply chains. The building’s specifications are tailored for “last-mile” and regional distribution efficiency.
Key Facility Specifications:
- Vertical Capacity: 36-foot clear heights, allowing for maximum pallet stacking.
- Loading Infrastructure: Seven loading docks (expandable to 13) and one drive-in door.
- Structural Efficiency: 54-foot x 52-foot column spacing and an ESFR sprinkler system.
- Sustainability: Energy-efficient motion-sensor LED lighting throughout.
“The building’s combination of modern specifications and superior roadway connectivity makes it an ideal hub for users looking to tap into the East Coast’s most lucrative consumer base,” said Robert DiLeo, Associate Vice President of NAIDB.
Location is the primary driver for the South Brunswick submarket. Situated just 10 minutes from New Jersey Turnpike Exit 8A, the property provides a strategic vantage point for regional distribution.
From this site, an occupier can reach a staggering 26.1 million people within a 90-minute drive. This radius includes some of the highest-earning households in the country, with an average household income exceeding $136,000.
“The South Brunswick submarket continues to be a primary target for sophisticated industrial users due to its institutional-grade infrastructure and proximity to the Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal,” added Jordan W. Avanzato of NAI Hanson’s Institutional Services Group.
The Ridge Road site benefits from being located in Middlesex County, often referred to as the economic engine of New Jersey. The region is home to industry giants like Johnson & Johnson and Wakefern, supported by a workforce constantly replenished by Rutgers University and local magnet schools.
This deep talent pool in life sciences and technology makes the area particularly attractive for innovation-driven fulfillment operations that require both scale and a sophisticated labor force.
The joint marketing effort features a veteran roster from both firms:
- NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.: Kyle Gerace (Vice President) and Robert V. DiLeo (Associate Vice President).
- NAI James E. Hanson: Christopher D. Todd, Jordan W. Avanzato, and William Ericksen (Senior Managing Directors).
