The 164,360-square-foot building is currently 85% leased to 17 high quality tenants at below market rents. The property has undergone $4.2 million in exterior building upgrades, site work upgrades and interior improvements over the past two years.
Among some of the key prevailing trends in the market include strong activity by food tenants that are expanding or debuting new dining concepts in the area.
The contract award with joint venture partners Byrd Retail Group of New York City, includes more than 7,500 square feet of expanded retail space inside Newark International Airport.
Altenau will lead the firm's Debt Capital Markets platform for Chicago and the Midwest. Yarnoff will partner with Altenau in growing the company's business and execution of large, highly complex structured real estate financings as well as middle market financings across all asset types and service lines.
The board also authorized $2.05 billion to develop a new AirTrain Newark to serve Newark Liberty International Airport. The new AirTrain would replace the existing three-mile monorail system that opened in 1996.
The new owner plans to undertake a $20-million capital improvement program at the property that consists of 26 three-story apartment buildings spread out over 10 acres.
As part of the transaction Prologis plans to sell $3.5 billion of assets including $2.8 billion of non-strategic logistics properties and $700 million of office properties.