Involved in Kislak's 1031 transaction, clockwise from upper left: Coining Building, Montvale, NJ; Barry Weisbrod, Kislak senior vice president; Island View Crossing, Bristol, PA; and Kislak vice president Janet Bortz

MONTVALE, NJ AND BRISTOL, PA—A Section 1031 like-kind exchange crossed the Delaware River recently, as The Kislak Company brokered a property swap for a longtime client.

The Coining Building, a single-story 60,000 square foot class A office building and high-tech manufacturing facility located at 15 Mercedes Drive in Montvale, Bergen County, NJ, sold for $12.5 million. Island View Crossing, a 180,000 square foot class A office building at 1414 Radcliffe Street in Bristol, Bucks County, PA, traded for $20 million in the deal.

“We are helping more and more investors acquire office properties,” says Robert Holland, Kislak president. “Leasing activity has been strengthening and vacancies have been decreasing, and investors are taking advantage of opportunities to add stable and well-performing office properties to their portfolios. Initial returns and upside potential with these properties are often greater than those with multifamily or industrial properties of similar quality in similar locations.”

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