The 16,000-square-foot office building was recently renovated.

“Advance is an established landlord recognized for its responsive service and is deeply invested in the campus,” said Kelsey Nakamura, who is heading the assignment with William O’Keefe. “The firm developed these assets and is also headquartered here, making the team highly attuned to tenants’ needs.”

Retailers looking to quickly expand e-commerce operations, traditional e-commerce companies, and third-party logistics firms are driving leasing activity.

The company will house its entire U.S. sales and service unit, a new service training center, and more than 200 employees at the location.

"The retail income, and the upside potential for additional office tenants, made this property attractive to investors," Senior Vice President Marc Shein said.

The 23,501-square-foot property was most recently renovated in 2006.

Retail specialists Patti AmecAngelo and Joe AmecAngelo, from the firm’s East Brunswick office, will oversee the targeted leasing campaign.

Vice President Matt Wolf marketed the property on behalf of the seller and also procured the purchaser.

Carol Ann Short – the association's first female leader in its 72-year history – joined the organization more than 30 years ago, and led it for the last seven.

The firm marketed the property on an exclusive basis and also procured the buyer.

A nationwide moving supply company will occupy 33,500 square feet at the American Dream adjacent property.

Anthony Cassano represented the tenant and landlords in all transactions.