The warehouse's close proximity to New York, as well as easy access to the adjacent Secaucus Transfer Station were important attractions for Capital Supply, says vice president John Ambrosini. But it was the pricing comparison for a similar space in Manhattan that made Secaucus emerge as the best choice.
"We looked at Queens and the Bronx, which were both cheaper than Manhattan, but we saw the best savings and value in Secaucus," Ambrosini tells GlobeSt.com. "And the ease of getting in and out of Manhattan from this location is very important to us, since the majority of our business services New York City."
"Manhattan-based firms continue to see the strong value of Hartz's facilities in North Jersey," adds Emanuel Stern, president and chief operating officer of Hartz Mountain.
GlobeSt.com will be updating the story as new information becomes available.
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