Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT Sells Last Data Center
"This latest transaction brings our company’s strategy to pursue liquidity for our entire data center portfolio to a successful conclusion.”
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ—Duke Realty’s New Jersey industrial portfolio expanded to nearly six million square feet with its latest acquisition of a 3.1 million-square-foot industrial property that includes six newly constructed buildings and two land sites for future development.
“This acquisition gives Duke Realty an industrial portfolio that is second-to-none in terms of location and quality,” says Ben Rosen, vice president of leasing and development for Duke Realty in New Jersey. “All of these properties have excellent access to I-95, are within a short drive of New York City and feature the modern amenities today’s industrial users want. This acquisition, along with other buildings Duke Realty has developed and acquired over the past five years, gives us a portfolio featuring some of the newest, best-located and highest quality assets in one of the nation’s premier infill markets.”
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"This latest transaction brings our company’s strategy to pursue liquidity for our entire data center portfolio to a successful conclusion.”
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