HRP Group of Hamilton, together with Dynamic Marketing Inc., now doing business as DMI Appliance Group, on Friday celebrated the beginning of DMI’s operations at HRP Mercer Logistics Park, a 132-acre, 1.23 million-square-foot sustainably-built logistics hub in Hamilton Township.
DMI relocated from its previous location to the new warehouse at 1369 Lamberton Road, Suite A, in the first week of March. Now occupying Building 1 on the logistics campus, which measures 846,078 square feet, DMI will be able to sustain its growth and support the development of its members. The beginning of operations at the building also results in 81 jobs, with the potential to add hundreds of additional jobs in the future.
To commemorate the start of the partnership between the two companies, HRP and DMI were joined by Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin and local officials and stakeholders.
“We are thrilled to have DMI begin its operations at HRP Mercer,” HRP Chief Investment Officer Andrew Chused said. “DMI has been a fixture in the Hamilton Township community for a decade now, and we believe their track record as an industry leader makes them an ideal user for this state-of-the-art facility. We are also grateful to Mayor Martin and our partners in Hamilton Township for their ongoing support for our work to transform this former industrial site and create sustainable jobs and economic growth.”
DMI is a buying cooperative dedicated to serving the needs of independent consumer appliance dealers. Currently serving over 80 members with more than 90 showrooms across the Northeast, DMI enables independent dealers to remain competitive in major markets.
“DMI is dedicated to optimizing operations and boosting efficiencies to elevate our organization for our members. Moving to a new state-of-the-art warehouse with cross-docking and room to grow is a significant step towards our continued growth,” DMI Executive Director Alan Joskowicz said.
HRP is a vertically integrated, multistrategy real estate investment company specializing in the transformation of obsolete industrial sites into modern logistics infrastructure, mixed-use destinations, and pioneering innovation hubs.
