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Principal Financial serves as lender NorthMarq finalizes $16.2 million refinance of two mixed-use properties in Princeton, NJ
RINCETON, NJ — NorthMarq has an- nounced the $16.2 million refinancing of two mixed-use buildings in Princ- eton. Each property is five- stories with ground floor retail that total 92,359 rentable s/f The properties are locat- ed at 25 Spring St. and 55 Witherspoon St. within the prominent downtown area of Princeton. 25 Spring St. is a 60,410 s/f property with three ground floor retail tenants and 52 luxury apartments. 55 Witherspoon consists of 31,949 s/f with two ground floor retail tenants and 24 units. P
The former use of the ground that sits under the subject properties was surface park- ing lots owned by the Borough of Princeton. Under the state redevelopment laws, the Bor- ough formed a public-private partnership in 2003 with Nas- sau HKT Associates. A 99- year, un-subordinated ground lease was entered into with the first portion of the redevelop- ment including construction of the 55 Witherspoon building, a 15,000 s/f public plaza, a 500-car public parking garage and a new 58,000 s/f building housing the Princeton Public Library. The 25 Spring St.
building was then redeveloped on a second Borough parking lot across the St. from the 55 Witherspoon building. “The ownership group re- quested a long-term fixed rate loan and we were able to ar- range a 15-year term at a rate substantially below 3 percent. The deal had a number of in- teresting facets including an unsubordinated ground lease, expiring PILOT and retail tenants who are paying 50 percent of their rent due to the pandemic,” said Gary Cohen , managing director of North- Marq’s New Jersey office. “The lender, Principal Financial , was fantastic to work with and were able to get comfortable with the deal and provided an excellent execution.” MAREJ
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The Goldstein Group handles 3000 s/f lease in Flemington, NJ
NEW CONSTRUCTION AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1, 2022
39 Route 31 FLEMINGTON NJ — The Goldstein Group announced Slim Chickens has leased the former Roy Rogers Restau- rant space located at 39 Route 31, Flemington, according to Chuck Lanyard , president of The Goldstein Group. The deal which consists of 3,000 s/f was brokered by Lew Finkelstein , executive vice president, CJ Huter , vice president and Christopher Conway , director for The Goldstein Group represented the landlord, Flemington FC LLC. Marc Palestina , direc- tor for The Goldstein Group represented the tenant, Slim Chickens – Jersey Boyz Man- agement. Slim Chickens opened in 2003 in Fayetteville, Arkansas with a focus on fresh, delicious food with a southern flair in a fast-casual setting. With over 90 locations opened and a fanatical following in 14 U.S. states, as well as international locations in Kuwait and Lon- don, the eternally cool brand is an emerging national and international franchise leading the “better chicken” segment, with a goal to grow over 600 restaurants by 2025. MAREJ
290 DANIELS WAY FLORENCE, NJ 08518 INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR LEASE
• 131,702 sf lease opportunity designed for warehousing or production operations that can be delivered as a single or multi-tenant building (70,000 sf min divisibility).
• Located in the award-winning Haines Center.
• Lease Commencement will be February 1, 2022.
• Concrete tilt-up construction features include 32’ clear ht ceilings, ESFR sprinkler, LED lighting inside & out, 39 dock doors, and 2 drive-ins. • The site will offer 143 automobile stalls (expandable to 166 stalls) and 47 trailer stalls (expandable to 65 stalls).
• Direct immediate access to NJ Turnpike Exit 6A, the PA Turnpike connector, and I-95.
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