"This was an ideal location for a mid-sized company thatrequired warehousing and shipping space," says Jeffrey DeMagistris,associate VP at NAI James E. Hanson, Hackensack, who co-brokeredthe deal on behalf of LEM Realty with fellow Hanson associate VPThomas Vetter. "The new owner plans to use the property for thedistribution and delivery of auto parts to local repair shops."
The building at 610 E. 32nd St. is a one-story asset thatincludes 1,500 sf of office space, two loading docks and twodrive-in doors. The facility has visible from this city's MarketSt. and is near I-80.
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