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Lawnside Commons is currently 100% leased to a lineup of national tenants United Hampshire US REIT and MCB Real Estate acquire 151,076 s/f shopping center in Lawnside, NJ L
and stable income-producing grocery-anchored and neces- sity-based properties strategi- cally located throughout the US,” said Robert Schmitt , CEO of the UHREIT. “Stand- ing at 100% occupancy with a diverse slate of institutional- quality retail tenants providing stable, long-term cashflow, we believe Lawnside Commons is well-positioned for continued long-term strength.” “You have to seize on assets with strong tenant quality and growth when you identify them,” said P. David Bram- ble , managing partner of MCB Real Estate. “MCB is extremely excited about the stability and long-term prospects for Lawn- side Commons.” Weston of Sheldon Gross Realty brokers 26,950 s/f East Hanover strip mall
AWNS IDE , NJ — United Hampshire US REIT (UHREIT) and joint venture partner MCB Real Estate announced the acquisition of Lawnside Com- mons, a 151,076 s/f shopping center located at 310 White Horse Pike in Lawnside. Lawnside Commons is cur- rently 100% leased to a lineup of national tenants includ- ing Home Depot, PetSmart, Wendy’s, T-Mobile and Sleepy's Mattress Firm. The grocery and necessity-based retail property is situated along White Ho e Pike in Camden
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EAST HANOVER, NJ —A 26,950 s/f stripmall at 389 Rte. 10 in East Hanover has been 389 Rte. 10 in East Hanover
pu r c h a s e d by real es- tate investor Roy Pascal, from Charm House. The d e a l w a s brokered by S h e l d o n Gross Re-
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alty, which has managed the property since 2014 under the direction of vice president Eric Weston. Tenants at the four-unit retail strip include the pre- scription eyewear retailer Luxottica and Enterprise Rent-A-Car. The partially two-story structure is located just minutes fromRtes. 80, 46, 287, and 280. “Because our company has managed this property for years, I know what an excel- lent opportunity it represents for the new owner,” Weston explains. “The entire Rte. 10 corridor through East Hanover is a tremendously vibrant retail and entertain- ment location. For tenants, there’s never a shortage of potential shoppers.”
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