Our portfolio of completed and in-process projects includes:
Harmon Cove Industrial Park:
In 1969, Hartz Mountain acquired a 750-acre tract of barren land in the New Jersey Meadowlands municipality of Secaucus, NJ. The land was considered by many to be too difficult to build upon. Hartz created roads, installed utilities and developed a warehouse distribution park, which evolved into Harmon Cove, Hartz' first major mixed-use development.
This thriving community and an economic engine for the region now includes: Over 1,400 residential townhouses, high-rise luxury condos and multifamily residential apartments, 13 million square feet of office and warehouse space, retail outlet stores, four hotels and the Hudson Regional Hospital.
Teterboro, NJ Office to Industrial:
Hartz began redevelopment of 30.438-acre Quest Diagnostics’ site in Teterboro, NJ in 2021. The new TEB Transport Center will be available Q3 2023 and features a 515,421 square foot warehouse with 87 dock doors, 4 drive-ins and 40-foot clear ceiling height, 328 car parking spaces (+ 65 banked) and 94 trailer parking spaces.
Conveniently located right off of Routes 17 and 46, and within 15 minutes from both the George Washington Bridge and the Lincoln Tunnel, TEB Transport Center is easily accessible to Manhattan, Teterboro Airport, and will provide direct access to the United States’ largest and most concentrated consumer and business base.
Cranford NJ Office to Industrial and Multifamily:
Hartz is redeveloping the 30-acre, 750 Walnut Drive Complex into a mix of light industrial and residential development.
The residential project features two 4-story luxury apartment buildings, comprising a total of 250 units. Amenities include a 2.8-acre park with ¼ mile walking path and basketball court, rear courtyard space with grass picnic areas, lounge seating and barbeques, fitness center and electrical vehicle charging stations.
The light industrial project will include two 30-foot-high warehouse buildings of 109,200 and 132,000 square feet, available Q4 2023.
Other Hartz Developments
Residential:
Chancery Square in Morristown and Morris Crossing in Morris Plains are residential properties in New Jersey owned by Hartz. Hartz developed Monaco Towers, Jersey City (one of the tallest residential buildings in NJ) with Roseland and sold the company’s interest in 2016. Hartz sold apartment buildings in Maplewood and Edgewater, NJ, The Alto, Seattle, WA and The Whitley, Austin, TX.
Industrial:
Hartz has developed 4.5 million square feet of warehouse and distribution facilities in North Bergen and industrial in Wayne, Totowa, Bay Avenue in Elizabeth, Hanover, Bayonne, Clifton, Hasbrouck Heights, Bloomfield, NJ, Mechanicsburg and Philadelphia in PA. Two flex/industrial properties totaling 121,000 square feet were acquired in 2021 in Hamilton, NJ which added to Hartz’ holdings in that township. Hamilton Holdings include a solar array on a 63-acre parcel.
Office:
Hartz sold Newark office properties 707 Broad Street, 153 Halsey Street, 2 & 3 Penn Plaza, Copper Ridge in Lyndhurst, The Gateway Building, Secaucus, 155 Tice Boulevard in Woodcliff Lake, two office properties on Entin Road, Parsippany and three office properties at Overpeck Centre, Ridgefield Park, NJ. Overpeck Centre is an office park with a hotel and movie theater directly off of I-95 north.
Retail:
Medieval Times, Lyndhurst, NJ is an entertainment venue and in a ground lease with Hartz.