Maersk is moving into the Linden Logistics Center, underscoring persistent demand for updated and well-located space in the industrial sector.

Bedminster-based Advance Realty Investors and Greek Real Estate Partners of East Brunswick, in partnership with Newark’s PGIM Real Estate, announced the 233,492-square-foot lease April 1.

The world leading logistics and container shipping company will establish a Maersk Ground Freight hub at 200 Linden Logistics Way in Linden to connect warehouse and inland delivery networks.

Part of a significant expansion to Maersk‘s North American Ground freight network, the Union County location will enable reliable, high-volume Full Truckload and Less-than-Truckload distribution across major U.S. markets, the partners said. The plans also include a 6,000-square-foot build-to-suit main office, dedicated shipping office, and locker room. Greek Design | Build will handle the work, along with tenant improvements.

A CBRE team led by Vice Chairmen Thomas Monahan and Larry Schiffenhaus represented ownership in the transaction. JLL Managing Director Jon Gorczyca and Senior Managing Director Gary Politi represented Maersk.

“Linden Logistics Center has benefited as the market increasingly prioritizes newly constructed facilities that offer superior infrastructure, higher clear heights and modern logistics capabilities to support evolving supply chains,” said Advance Realty Investors Principal and Chief Investment Office Alexander Cocoziello.

200 Linden sits within the 4.1 million-square-foot Class A Linden Logistics Center. The 515,600-square-foot facility features:

• 40-foot clear heights
• 42 loading docks
• 39 trailer parking spaces

According to the ownership team, the building includes modern infrastructure to support Maersk’s high-volume, time-sensitive ground freight operations.

Maersk said its worldwide warehouse capacity tops 8.8 million square feet across over 500 sites. The company boasts 54 terminals in 29 countries.

Driving demand

The deal brings Linden Logistics Center to 91% leased, thanks to a location offering premium access that appeals to logistics and distribution operators.

Situated near the Port of New York and New Jersey, Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey Turnpike, Routes 1 & 9 and Interstation 287, “Linden Logistics Center enables global logistics operators to efficiently move goods throughout the region,” said GREP Director of Acquisitions Alex Motiuk.

In its look back at the first quarter of 2026, Cushman & Wakefield said the data shows “surging demand” in the warehouse and distribution market.

New Jersey recorded 8.6 million square feet of new leasing activity in the asset class, according to the report. The market also achieved 3.7 million square feet of positive net absorption. Cushman & Wakefield said that was driven by high tenant demand and several new deliveries.