Massive new jackson warehouse opens doors for tenants near i-195

JACKSON, NJ – A newly constructed industrial giant has officially hit the market in Jackson, offering more than 150,000 square feet of premium distribution space and setting a new standard for logistics operations in central New Jersey. The facility, located at 620 W. Commodore Boulevard, is now seeking tenants for immediate occupancy.

Developed as a state-of-the-art, Class A industrial building, the property spans 154,695 square feet across a single story on a 13.1-acre site. Zoned for light manufacturing (LM), the structure features a 40-foot clear ceiling height, 23 dock-high loading doors, and two grade-level drive-in doors — specifications tailored for major warehousing, distribution, or e-commerce operations.

The warehouse is designed for flexibility, offering space options starting at 75,000 square feet. It comes fully built out and ready for tenants seeking high-capacity logistics or light manufacturing space. With both sale and lease options available, the property presents a rare opportunity for investors or owner-users looking to expand into the rapidly growing Ocean County industrial corridor.

Located just minutes from Interstate 195 and Route 9, the site provides direct access to key transportation routes linking New Jersey’s ports, Philadelphia, and New York City. Developers tout 24-hour access, full air conditioning, and modern utility systems, including lighting, gas, and septic field heating.

Prime location draws interest from logistics and distribution firms

Real estate professionals say the Jackson warehouse’s strategic position and construction quality have already drawn early inquiries from regional and national distributors. Its combination of modern infrastructure and proximity to major highways makes it particularly attractive to logistics companies facing tightening industrial space inventories across the state.

The property was completed in 2025 and is now listed as a 4-star industrial facility, representing a new phase of Class A construction in Jackson’s expanding commercial district.

• 154,695-square-foot Class A industrial warehouse available for sale or lease
• Features include 40-foot ceilings, 23 dock doors, and two drive-in bays
• Located near I-195 and Route 9 for fast regional connectivity

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