Lincoln Logistics Bayonne, the largest redevelopment of its kind in the New York metro area, was unveiled recently by Lincoln Equities Group. The state-of-the-art, 332,640-square-foot speculative industrial development in Bayonne is just five miles from Manhattan and easily connects to the entire East Coast Corridor.
Located at 101 Port Lincoln Road, the building features 40-foot clear heights, 66 dock doors and available space ranging from 90,720 to 332,640 square feet.
“Lincoln Logistics Bayonne represents a pivotal addition to our logistics portfolio, reflecting our commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the supply chain industry,” Joel Bergstein, executive chairman at Lincoln Equities Group, said. “Our investment in this site underscores our dedication to providing top-tier logistics solutions that drive efficiency and support our clients’ growth. We are proud to deliver a state-of-the-art facility that enhances operational capabilities and strengthens our position in the logistics sector.”
The Port of New York and New Jersey serves one of the most concentrated and affluent consumer markets in the world, being the largest port on the East Coast and the third-largest in the nation by volume. Ideally suited for e-commerce and same-day delivery providers, Lincoln Logistics Bayonne offers ease of access to the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 14A), Interstate 78, Route 440, Routes 1&9 and Newark Liberty International Airport, which is only nine miles away.
The space is situated just 800 feet from the Global Container Marine Terminal in Bayonne, offering direct maritime access to the Hudson River and Newark Bay via the Kill Van Kull. To support to growing demand for parking near the terminal, the site offers five acres of parking.
“Lincoln Logistics Bayonne is a standout asset in the logistics market, perfectly positioned to capitalize on the critical demand for well-located, high-quality distribution centers.” Thomas Monahan, vice chairman of CBRE, the exclusive leasing agent for this property, said. “Our goal is to attract end users that will benefit from and enhance the facility’s advanced features and strategic location. This will include large-scale distribution and e-commerce companies, as well as manufacturers and third-party logistics providers.”
Notably, next door is an additional property by Lincoln Equities Group, an 886,000-square-foot UPS regional hub and package distribution center.
