FAIRFIELD, NJ—Patti Brothers' 30 Stewart Place industrial property in Fairfield, NJ will have a whole new set of flavors, including the smell of money. Excellentia Flavours, a custom ingredient company, will be leasing the entire 33,300-square-foot warehouse and distribution facility as part of a relocation and expansion from its previous location at 19 Progress Street in Edison, NJ.
Jones Lang LaSalle arranged the long-term lease. Howard Weinberg, executive vice president, and Jenna Imperatore, associate, represented Patti Brothers. Jim Foran, vice president, Atlantic Real Estate Services, represented Excellentia Flavours.
“The warehouse and distribution facility at 30 Stewart Place was just about the perfect choice for the company, having been previously occupied by a fragrance manufacturer,” says Weinberg. “The property includes offices, laboratory space and other specialty rooms that are ideal for the custom ingredient solutions company's needs.”
Built in 1975, 30 Stewart Place was completely renovated in 2007. The single-story building is fully air conditioned and includes 6,800 square feet of office and laboratory space, three tailgate docks and more than 40 parking spaces. Located on 2.24 acres near downtown Fairfield, the facility is one block from Route 46 and offers easy access to I-80, I-280, I-287 and Route 23.
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