CARLSTADT, NJ-The Hartz Mountain Corp. will relocate to space at a 25,000 square-foot building in Carlstadt, relocating its research and development facilities from Bloomfield after 85 years. Jones Lang LaSalle, exclusive agent for the pet food maker, closed the deal.

The industrial property at 640 Gotham Parkway in Carlstadt is owned by Prologis. Featuring 3,500 square feet of office space, a 16-foot ceiling height, three exterior loading docks and 45 parking spaces, the building is located within the Gotham Industrial Park.

“The facility had previously been used for production and testing and, as such, was equipped with certain infrastructure that Hartz found attractive,” says JLL’s Blake Chroman. “The location works well for Hartz because it is close to the firm’s Secaucus headquarters, but still allows for a separation of the business lines.”