LINDEN, NJ-An Australia-based developer has gotten approvals in place for its US subsidiary Goodman Birtcher to build a $350 million logistics center at the former GAF site here, which has been vacant for nearly 20 years. The company plans to build five buildings over five years, starting work in 2015.

The project is one part of the global company's recently announced $1.4 billion development program in the key logistics markets of California, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, according to Goodman Group, the parent. The Linden project will be the company's first in the Northeast.

At the New Jersey site, the Cassidy Turley team of Larry Casey, Doub Bansbach and Andrew Houston arranged the sale of the property. The project approval was given earlier this month, according to city officials.

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