Saddleback Real Estate Developers, a New Jersey-based owner and developer specializing in industrial real estate, announced a series of leasing transactions totaling 96,535 square feet across Northern New Jersey.
The latest leasing activity spans Saddleback properties in Lyndhurst, Lincoln Park and Fairfield, bringing new tenants and long-term renewals from companies operating in the textile, snack food production, retail distribution and industrial supply sectors.
Led by Chairman Salvatore Frassetto and President Terry Frassetto, Saddleback has developed and managed millions of square feet of commercial real estate throughout New Jersey.
The 2026 transactions include:
- Northcott Silk USA Inc., warehouse and distribution space for textiles: 38,728 square feet — seven-year lease. 1050 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst. (Total building size: 73,520 square feet).
- Pop450, production and distribution space for its popcorn, candy and confection products: 10,600 square feet — five-year lease. 3 Borinski Drive, Lincoln Park. (Total building size: 53,000 square feet)
- Fashion Retail Inc., warehouse distribution for clothing/accessories: 4,600 square feet — five-year lease extension. 53–55 Dwight Place, Fairfield. (Total building size: 28,000 square feet)
- Industrial Labeling Systems Inc., storage facility for labels: 15,449 square feet — seven-year lease renewal, 35-51 Kulick Road, Fairfield. (Total building size: 55,000 square feet)
- Industrial Labeling Systems Inc., storage facility for labels: 27,158 square feet — seven-year lease renewal and expansion. 36-52 Kulick Road, Fairfield. (Total building size: 72,000 square feet)
Robert Adams of Garden State Realty was the broker on the transactions. Together, the transactions show how a range of businesses continue to choose Northern New Jersey for its central location and easy access to major highways, airports, and shipping centers.
Terry Frassetto, president of Saddleback Real Estate Developers, said demand for well-located industrial properties across Northern New Jersey remains strong.
“Northern New Jersey continues to be one of the most strategic logistics hubs in the country,” Frassetto said. “We continue to see strong demand from businesses that need efficient warehouse and industrial space close to major transportation routes, and these locations provide that accessibility.”
