M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — Owners, Developers & Managers — September 2026 — 21
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O wners , D evelopers & M anagers Crow Holdings at 6A joins a limited group of LEED warehouse/distribution properties in NJ Crow Holdings secures LEED certification for Burlington County industrial asset
URLINGTON, NJ — Crow Holdings at 6A in Burlington achieved LEED certification the world’s most widely recognized green building certification program and an international symbol of sustainability excellence. Design and development of the partially leased, 294,000 s/f Crow Holdings Develop- ment (CHD) property at 1804 River Rd. incorporated a range of strategies to enhance build- ing performance and reduce environmental impact. “Crow Holdings Development is committed to sustainable, world-class industrial develop - ment, and we recognize that our tenants prioritize green workplaces as well,” said CHD’s Connor Jaeger , development associate, who led the Crow Holdings at 6A development with Brad Vander Vliet , managing director. “Success- fully pursuing and achieving the LEED designation – held by just a handful of warehouse/ distribution developments in South Jersey and only one dozen statewide – is a source of pride for the CHD team.” Through strategies that improve environmental per - formance and resource effi- ciency, U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED- certified buildings help create healthier, more resilient com - munities. To that end, Crow Holdings at 6A is integrated thoughtfully within its site to protect the surrounding natu - ral habitat, and constructed with lower-environmental- impact materials and high- efficiency building systems. BEYOND served as consultant for CHD through the LEED certification process. Crow Holdings at 6A has 138,000 s/f available for immediate occupancy. The building incorporates a full range of class A industrial design features, including 36-foot clear ceiling height and pre-built office space. The property’s ample loading and parking capacity includes 24 dock doors, and spaces for 75 cars and 19 trailers. Crow Holdings at 6A is proximate to the New Jersey and Penn- sylvania turnpikes, as well as Rte. 130 and I-295. Located just 25 miles from Philadel - phia and 70 miles from NYC, the property is well-suited for a variety of uses, from wide- scale to last-mile distribution. Crow Holdings at 6A’s leasing B
manufacturer GMB, leased 156,000 s/f ahead of the project’s completion. Crow Holdings Develop - ment’s Northeast regional presence is well-established. Its current regional avail - abilities also include 103,500 s/f newly delivered at 2748 Grant Ave. in Northeast Phila- delphia. The firm’s Northeast division has introduced more than 5.3 million s/f of new in - dustrial inventory since 2020 across New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Crow Holdings Development is the development platform
of Crow Holdings, a privately owned real estate investment management and development firm with more than 75 years of history, $35 billion of assets under management, and a legacy of looking forward. The company’s development plat - form specializes in multifamily and industrial projects across high-opportunity markets in the United States, with a specialized office division as well. Led by a group of highly experienced leaders, the indus - trial team has developed more than 80 million s/f of industrial space since 2013. MAREJ
efforts are led by Cushman & Wakefield’s Jules Nissim and Kimberly Bach , along with NAI Mertz’s Scott Mertz and Theresa Amato . The team is marketing the available space to prospective logistics, distribution and e-commerce tenants. GMB North America, a subsidiary of global auto parts Crow Holdings at 6A in Burlington achieves LEED certification
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