Cherry Hill’s Foodiehall adds concept from James Beard-nominated chef

After its February 2022 launch as a takeout and delivery-only virtual kitchen featuring multiple cuisines, Foodiehall in Cherry Hill is adding indoor dining as well as a new offering from James Beard Award-nominated chef Sylva Senat.

According to the popular e-restaurant, the recently opened space features 20 seats; guests can order from any of the 10 available concepts, which include world-famous Geno’s Steaks and longtime shore staple Junior’s Doughnuts, and dine in-house.

Additionally, Foodiehall unveiled S5, a sandwich brand from acclaimed chef Senat, who took the helm as Foodiehall’s culinary director earlier this year.

S5’s menu primarily consists of sandwiches made using bread from New York-based Orwasher’s Bakery, including chicken parmesan, BLT, meatball parmesan, tuna, roasted turkey and plant-based chicken parmesan; however, it also offers a number of soups and salads.

Cherry Hall's Foodiehall, which launched in February 2022 as a takeout and delivery-only virtual kitchen, is adding indoor dining. — Cherry Hall’s Foodiehall, which launched in February 2022 as a takeout and delivery-only virtual kitchen, is adding indoor dining. – FOODIEHALL

Senat, a contestant on the 14th season of Bravo’s “Top Chef,” will soon add a sandwich to S5’s lineup that pays homage to his Haitian Creole lineage, featuring braised oxtail, Haitian epis and pickled cabbage slaw on a roll from Formica Bakery in Atlantic City.

In commenting on the latest developments at Foodiehall, owner Dan Goldberg said, “We are so excited to now be an actual destination for our guests to come and sit and enjoy a delicious meal.”

“Operating as an e-restaurant brought with it some challenges, but we had a great first year-and-a-half in business, and our customers started to utilize the seats as soon as they were put in place. We’re also very excited to have Chef Senat’s new concept up and running. He’s an extremely talented chef, and we’re very lucky to have him and his cuisine here,” Goldberg continued.

Located at 1931 Olney Ave., Foodiehall’s other eateries include Canting Wok and Noodle Bar, Simply Fowl, DaNick’s Craft Burgers, Criss Crust, Dando Tacos, Mac N Toastie and Fornire Italian Kitchen.

Dave’s Hot Chicken plans 7 restaurants in South Jersey

Dave’s Hot Chicken, a popular California-based spicy chicken chain, is bringing the heat to South Jersey.

Under a newly signed franchise agreement, seasoned restauranteurs Jason Soares and Luis Garcia will launch seven Dave’s Hot Chicken locations over the next five years, starting with Ellisburg Shopping Center in Cherry Hill, according to the fast-casual brand.

Both longtime franchisees of multiple Dunkin’ locations, Soares and Garcia are excited to help Dave’s Hot Chicken boost its presence on the East Coast.

For the duo, South Jersey is a perfect place to introduce the brand because its proximity to cities like Atlantic City and Philadelphia “can provide access to a larger customer base and increase visibility,” Soares told NJBIZ.

He went on to say, “Dave’s Hot Chicken stands out because of its delicious food and cool restaurants, so we wanted to bring this innovative concept to the New Jersey. We truly believe that this brand is something big, so knew we had to get involved. We look forward to bringing their unique take on Nashville hot chicken to more people throughout the state of New Jersey.”

Specializing in hot chicken tenders and sliders – with spice levels ranging from “No Spice” to “Reaper” – Dave’s Hot Chicken also serves kale slaw, mac & cheese, crispy fries and cheese fries as sides.

With financial backers including celebrity fans Maria Shriver, Samuel Jackson, Drake and Michael Strahan, Dave’s Hot Chicken has grown to more than 140 locations across the U.S., Canada, Dubai and Qatar since its launch five years ago as a parking lot pop-up in West Hollywood.

After announcing its franchising initiatives in 2019, the company now has more than 700 restaurants confirmed and plans to open over 70 new locations this year.

Within New Jersey, Dave’s Hot Chicken made its in-state debut late last year in Wayne; the storefront along Route 23 is the first of 14 North Jersey locations being franchised by Amit Patel.

Dave’s Hot Chicken CEO Bill Phelps said the chain is eager to have industry veterans such as Soares and Garcia join the team.

“Their expertise will play a pivotal role in the upcoming growth of Dave’s Hot Chicken on the East Coast. Together, they have an unmatched passion for the brand, and we can’t wait to see them flourish in this business venture,” Phelps said.

Zallie Family Markets promotes new president

Zallie Family Markets is making some changes to its executive leadership team.

In a July 31 press release, the South Jersey-based family-owned grocery retailer announced the promotions of Anthony Massoni to president and George Veit to vice president of operations and merchandising, as well as naming Anika Parker as its new director of human resources.

Anthony Massoni, Zallie Family Markets president — Massoni

As president, Massoni will lead the company, overseeing sales, merchandising and advertising programs and retail operations at its 11 ShopRite stores.

After joining Zallie Family Markets in 2003, he managed the ShopRite of Medford and ShopRite of Berlin before being promoted to a merchandiser overseeing the grocery, health and beauty care, nonfoods, dairy and frozen departments. Massoni most recently held the position of vice president of operations and merchandising, playing a key role this year in the grand reopening of the ShopRite of Glassboro and the launch of the company’s newest store, the ShopRite of Center Square.

George Veit, Zallie Family Markets vice president of operations and merchandising — Veit

In his new role as vice president of operations and merchandising, Veit will be responsible for all facets of store operations, the company said.

Before his arrival at Zallie Family Markets in 2007 as an assistant store manager, Veit worked for both Acme Markets and Giant Foods. He was named store director of the ShopRite of Sicklerville in 2010 and later managed the ShopRite of Williamstown and ShopRite of Berlin. In 2021, he was promoted to district manager.

Anika Parker, Zallie Family Markets director of human resources — Parker

Parker – who brings over 25 years of experience to her new role – will oversee the company’s 2,400 employees, managing all human resources policies and operations. Her career has included leadership roles in the HR departments at companies including Home Depot, Saint-Gobain Corp. and Five Below.

A member of Keasbey-based retailer co-op Wakefern Food Corp., Zallie Family Markets owns and operates 10 ShopRite locations in South Jersey and one in Philadelphia.

In a statement, David Zallie, chief executive officer of Zallie Family Markets, said he was pleased to announce the “well-deserved” promotions of Massoni and Veit.

“Through their dedication and hard work, Anthony and George have helped our stores succeed over the years. We look forward now to the impact they will have as we mark our 50th anniversary year and move into an exciting future with a continued focus on value, quality and service,” he said.

Zallie also went on to say he was excited to welcome Parker, adding, “We are glad she’s joining the Zallie Family Markets team and know she will work with Anthony and George to help our associates succeed.”

Orsted approved as NJ Wind Port’s first tenant

During a busy meeting last week, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) board approved a development and sublease agreement with Orsted for the Danish offshore wind developer to become the first tenant at the New Jersey Wind Port that is being constructed in Salem County.

The two-year, $25 million agreement calls for Orsted to sublease up to 34 acres of property at the Wind Port.

NJEDA and Orsted executed a Letter of Intent last year and had been negotiating final terms.

“Orsted’s decision to marshal its Ocean Wind 1 project from the New Jersey Wind Port will create 200 jobs that would otherwise have gone to other states, and is the first of many projects that will use the port in years and decades ahead that will create jobs for our children, further our clean energy goals, and ensure a more resilient environment and economy,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan in a press release. “I appreciate the men and woman in organized labor who have invested over 250,000 hours thus far in the construction of the Wind Port and look forward to our continued partnership as we work towards its completion.”

On July 6 at the EEW American Offshore Structures Paulsboro Marine Terminal, Gov. Phil Murphy signed three bills into law to promote a comprehensive vision for a 21st-century New Jersey economy, including legislation making major investments in the offshore wind and film industries and legislation promoting urban and residential development. — On July 6 at the EEW AOS manufacturing plant in Paulsboro, Gov. Phil Murphy signed three bills into law to promote a comprehensive vision for a 21st-century New Jersey economy, including legislation making major investments in the offshore wind and film industries and legislation promoting urban and residential development. – RICH HUNDLEY III/NJ GOVERNOR’S OFFICE –

“We are pleased to help the state achieve its clean energy goals and are proud to be the New Jersey Wind Port’s inaugural tenant, creating clean energy jobs and economic development opportunities,” said Maddy Urbish, head of government affairs and market strategy, NJ, Orsted. “With onshore construction beginning this fall and offshore construction starting next year, Ocean Wind 1 looks forward to providing reliable offshore wind energy to New Jersey and the region when complete.”

“I look forward to this project continuing to advance and become the much-needed economic stimulus for South Jersey,” said Dan Cosner, business manager and financial secretary of Electrical Workers Local Union 351. “This will be a catalyst for the men and women of the South Jersey building trades, which in turn will help grow the local economy with the union wages that are being paid. I am very grateful for all of those who made this a reality and continue to make sure this worthwhile project stays on track.”

The announcement of the lease agreement comes on the heels of legislation that Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law earlier this month, allowing Orsted access to federal tax credits for Ocean Wind 1. That measure drew fierce opposition from offshore wind critics, which NJBIZ reported on.

WCRE negotiates industrial, office building sales

WCRE started the week off with word it arranged two sales in South Jersey.

In Winslow Township, the firm exclusively represented the buyer, ATN Consulting Inc., and the seller, Thomas Garvey Trust, in the recent investment acquisition of 208 S. Route 73.

At 54,252 square feet, the property is located directly on the heavily trafficked Route 73 corridor, with convenient access to the Atlantic City Expressway and other nearby amenities.

Fully occupied by commercial and industrial equipment supplier Garvey Corp., according to that company’s website, the income producing property builds upon ATN Consulting’s growing South Jersey portfolio, WCRE said.

Executive Vice President Erin Warwick represented both parties in the transaction.

208 S. Route 73 in Winslow Township is a fully leased 54,252-square-foot industrial building. - WCRE — 208 S. Route 73 in Winslow Township. – WCRE

Meanwhile in Hainesport, WCRE exclusively represented Larchmont Partners LLC in the sale of a two-building property located at 1295 Route 38 to Intrepid Ventures III LLC.

The site comprises a 13,005-square-foot, single-story office building that has housed Larchmont Imaging’s administrative headquarters for more than two decades, according to WCRE, as well as a 7,625-square-foot storage facility.

It is located along Route 38 with easy access to Interstate 295 and Center City Philadelphia.

1295 Route 38 in Hainesport consists of two structures – a 13,005-square-foot, single story office building and a 7,62-square-foot storage facility. - WCRE — 1295 Route 38 in Hainesport. – WCRE

WCRE Executive Vice President Evan Zweben exclusively represented the seller in this transaction.

“This is the second asset Evan has sold for us in the past few months,” commented Dr. Vincent Taormina, CEO of Larchmont Imaging. “Once again, he provided us with realistic pricing expectations and mapped out a plan he was confident would lead us to a successful outcome. Needless to say, it worked.”

According to WCRE, the sale adds to its growing number of successful investment and 1031 transactions in South Jersey and the Philadelphia region.

Financial terms for neither deal were disclosed.

1.7M-square-foot Garden State Logistics Center secures $180M construction loan

With work already underway on an industrial complex coming to South Jersey, the 1.7 million-square-foot Garden State Logistics Center has secured a construction loan.

Affinius Capital LLC announced June 12 it originated a $180 million loan to finance that ground-up development in Pennsville Township.

According to the Texas-based investment company, the loan was made to a joint venture of PGIM Real Estate, the $1.5 trillion global asset management business of Newark-based Prudential Financial Inc., and CT Realty, a nationwide industrial real estate investment and development company. The partners unveiled plans for the 282 acres of land in Salem County in May 2022.

Located at the former Deepwater property next to the Delaware Memorial Bridge at Interstate 295, Garden State Logistics Park comprises two buildings — measuring 1.2 million square feet and 512,442 square feet, respectively — with 40-foot clear heights and either cross-dock or front-loaded building configurations. The 282-acre project site will also accommodate 2,568 car and trailer parking stalls, and a total of 276 dock doors.

In 2021, Garden State Logistics Park was approved for a New Jersey PILOT (payment-in-lieu-of-taxes) agreement.

“The Garden State Logistics Center transaction offers what we believe is a compelling opportunity to provide construction financing in a market with strong industrial fundamentals,” said Affinius Capital Managing Director David Greenburg. “The property is strategically positioned along major thoroughfares that allow tenants convenient access to the country’s densest populations, including Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and New York City. We expect the project to be well received by the market and look forward to our partnership with CTR and PGIM Real Estate on this venture.”

Situated along the southern gateway to New Jersey on Interstate 295 and adjacent to the Delaware Memorial Bridge, the property is minutes to Interstate 95 and can serve 66 million consumers within a day’s truck drive.

On the topic of South Jersey, during a recent NJBIZ panel discussion on construction and development, Bohler Principal and Branch Manager James Thaon described the region’s municipal process as easier to navigate. “Let’s call it friendlier and open minded,” he said, adding that that point of view could bring returns to the region.

“And I think if that trend continues, that they are open-minded to new development and attracting development, that will naturally keep developers coming back and going back down there,” Thaon said.

CBRE, which negotiated the sale of the land to the JV, will also represent the buildings for lease or sale through its New Jersey and Philadelphia offices.

Delivery of the Garden State Logistics Park is slated for the second half of 2023.

Zallie Family Markets to open its largest South Jersey ShopRite (slideshow)

Zallie Family Markets is gearing up to unveil a brand-new ShopRite in South Jersey.

Located in Woolwich Township, the 78,000-square-foot supermarket at Center Square Plaza is scheduled to host a grand opening celebration June 4.

Designed to meet the needs of modern shoppers, the state-of-the-art store features new services and expanded product selections, according to Zallie Family Markets.

Some of the highlights include an indoor and outdoor café, hot bar, wok station, cheese and charcuterie area and a 1,300-square-foot area dedicated to ShopRite’s online shopping service.

The store’s food service and bakery departments offer a full variety of Zallie’s Fresh Kitchen products, with a special emphasis on fresh foods-to-go, while the catering and floral departments can handle any size party or event.

Additionally, the supermarket has LED lighting, along with eco-friendly, energy-efficient refrigerated cases.

Following the official opening, ShopRite will keep the celebration going through June 17 with food samplings and special giveaways.

“We are proud to open our newest and largest ShopRite,” said David Zallie, president of Zallie Family Markets. “This store continues to showcase our commitment to offer incredible value, quality and service. We thank our customers for their patience as we prepared the new store and look forward to sharing the ShopRite experience with new customers.”

The soon-to-be-opened store replaces the ShopRite of Gibbstown, which permanently closed April 13.

It’s also just one of several investments Zallie Family Markets is making in its stores as the company marks 50 years in the supermarket business.

A member of Keasbey-based retailer co-op Wakefern Food Corp., Zallie Family Markets owns and operates 10 ShopRite locations in South Jersey and one in Philadelphia.

The company recently unveiled a remodel of the ShopRite of Glassboro, the store’s first major renovation since opening over 25 years ago.

It also plans to open a new ShopRite in Blackwood, at the site of a former Kmart in Cherrywood Plaza. That location will take the place of the existing ShopRite of Laurel Hill, the family-owned chain’s first supermarket in South Jersey, which launched in 1973 as a Shop & Bag Market under David’s father, George Zallie.

Virtua’s $1M mobile health & cancer screening van ready to rollout (slideshow)

South Jersey’s largest health care system is introducing a new mobile effort to help meet patients where they are.

This week, Virtua Health‘s state-of-the-art Mobile Health and Cancer Screening Unit – a $1 million customized van – hits the streets to offer various cancer screenings and other services in local communities.

According to the health care provider, the vehicle will help to enable six times as many screenings, including free mammograms. That would boost Virtua’s 1,000 screenings from 2022 to more than 6,000 per year. For mammograms specifically, Virtua said it expects to quadruple exams, going from 760 in 2022 to more than 3,400 a year with the help of the mobile unit.

According to Virtua, the program will offer free cancer screenings – including for cervical, prostate and colorectal cancers, among other services – to underinsured and uninsured people in Camden and Burlington counties through the system’s participation in the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection Program, which is funded by the New Jersey Department of Health. Additionally, the unit will schedule visits to area employers, places of worship, community centers and other organizations to provide screenings for those with commercial insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, Virtua said.

“This innovative mobile program will help reduce health disparities in our region by increasing access to life-saving screenings and other vital services,” said Dennis Pullin, president and CEO of Marlton-based Virtua Health, in a statement. “This is another example of Virtua and its partners and donors working together to build communities of wellness.”

Services offered by the mobile unit will include:

Leading-edge, 3D mammography clinical breast exams
Gynecologic/pelvic exams, as part of routine gynecologic care
Pap tests to detect cervical cancer
Colorectal screenings via a take-home stool test kit or fast-tracked colonoscopy referrals
PSA tests, a blood screening for prostate cancer

The van will make its official debut April 19, with a ceremonial rollout beginning at 10 a.m. at Virtua Voorhees Hospital Campus featuring system leaders, patients and others.

Hitting the road

The cancer screening truck is the latest vehicle to join Virtua’s growing mobile unit, which also features a former NJ Transit bus that was transformed into a grocery store, a year-round farmers market housed in a 23-foot van and a pediatric services vehicle.

“Our newest mobile unit will enable us to further improve access to comprehensive health care for those at greatest risk,” said Virtua Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer Stephanie Fendrick.

1,000 and counting

Virtua Health’s mobile grocery store served its 1,000th customer in June 2021. Take a closer look at the vehicle, and program, here.

Inside the newest addition to the fleet, the vehicle offers a registration area, private exam room, imaging suite and restroom. According to Virtua, the van’s $1 million price tag includes its 3D mammography system, exam room equipment, mobile health care technology and security system.

Philanthropic partners funded the costs, as well as maintenance and operating expenses, with more than half of those dollars coming from lead philanthropic partner Aetna Better Health of New Jersey, Virtua said. Other donors include: Haines Family Foundation; the physicians of Virtua Health’s Medical Staff South; Ott’s Restaurants: Berlin, Washington Township and Medford; and the volunteer-led Virtua Memorial Auxiliary.

“The impact that Virtua Health is having through our mobile community health programs has been fueled by our philanthropic partners,” said Sarah Fawcett-Lee, senior vice president and chief philanthropy officer at Virtua Health. “The remarkable capabilities of this new vehicle have inspired many generous donors to join us and be part of a project that will save lives.”

More information about the initiative, including information to provide support, is available here.

Uninsured persons can call 856-247-7388 to schedule an appointment; for information about hosting a screening event in your community, call 856-247-7375.

Trout, Tiger partner on South Jersey golf course

Los Angeles Angels baseball player and New Jersey native Mike Trout announced a star-studded partnership March 27 with golf legend Tiger Woods to bring the Trout National – The Reserve golf course to Vineland.

“I’m so excited to finally officially announce that we’re doing this project, and doing it in a community that means so much to me,” said Trout, a 2009 Millville High School graduate, in a press release. “I was born in Vineland and raised in Millville. I met my wife, Jessica, in Millville, and my parents and siblings and in-laws still live in the area. I could put down roots anywhere in the country, but Jessica and I make South Jersey our off-season home and always cherish the time we get to spend there.”

The course is being designed by Tiger Woods and his architectural firm, TGR Design. Trout is also partnering with John and Lorie Ruga, owners of Northeast Precast of Vineland, on the development of the private club, which will be located between Sheridan Avenue and Route 55.

Construction is set to begin this year with a goal to open for member play in 2025.

“We promised you all a big announcement and here it is! We are so excited to be able to make a longtime dream of mine a reality, with none other than @tigerwoods and @tgrdesignbytw,” Trout tweeted Monday. “We can’t wait to share more updates with you as we create Trout National – The Reserve.”

“I’ve always watched Mike on the diamond so when an opportunity arose to work with him on Trout National – The Reserve, I couldn’t pass it up,” said Woods in the press release. “It’s a great site for golf and our team’s looking forward to creating a special course for Mike, Jessica, John and Lorie (Ruga).”

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The site was once home to a silica sand mine, which TGR Design says will be evident, with ample playable sandy waste areas strategically found throughout the course set among gentle rolling hills that will weave between two distinct settings: the former quarry and rambling farmland. TGR says more details about the course will be released as its team becomes more immersed in the project.

In addition to an 18-hole championship golf course, Trout National – The Reserve will also include a flexible short course and expansive putting course, along with world-class practice facilities and a performance center. Other highlights will include a modern state-of-the-art clubhouse, five-star lodging, innovative amenities, a wedding chapel, and more.

“We’re going to do some really cool things from a service and offering perspective,” said Trout. “Although plans aren’t quite finalized yet, let me put it this way – this isn’t going to be your grandparents’ country club.”

“Mike’s a great guy and we both care deeply about our community,” said John Ruga in a press release. “Like Mike, I have always dreamed of opening a truly unique club. When we met and started talking about our individual visions, it became clear that we were on the same page. Trout National – The Reserve will be the place where members gather to enjoy an unforgettable club experience. Equally important, we focus on making the club a catalyst for job creation and economic development in our region, while also exploring ways non-members can enjoy it.”

“I love South Jersey and I love golf, so creating Trout National – The Reserve is a dream come true,” said Trout. “And then to add to that we’ll have a golf course designed by Tiger? It’s just incredible to think that this project has grown to where we’re going to be working with someone many consider the greatest and most influential golfer of all time.”

Inspira Health adds Salem Medical Center to network

Inspira Health announced the addition of Salem Medical Center to its system Dec. 16, acquiring its hospital building, ambulatory surgery center and physician offices, effective immediately.

As part of the previously announced agreement, Salem will now be referred to as Salem Medical Center, an affiliate of Inspira Health. It joins the network by way of a membership substitution. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The transition is expected to take about one year, with Salem Medical Center employees continuing to work at the medical center and Inspira leadership overseeing the campus.

Dave Yhlen, an Inspira Health leader, will serve as chief operating officer of Salem Medical Center in Salem. Lydia Stockman will continue in her role as chief administrative officer for Inspira’s Mullica Hill and Woodbury campuses, and now Salem as well.

Amy Mansue, president and CEO of Inspira Health, will now also oversee Salem Medical Center.

“Salem Medical Center and Inspira Health share the same goal of empowering healthier communities, and through this partnership, our health system will be able to increase access to convenient, high-quality care in South Jersey,” said Warren Moore, executive vice president and COO of Inspira Health. “Through this addition, Inspira will be providing an enhanced level of service, transporting and transferring patients to the most appropriate level of care. This is a milestone for our health system – and the community – to improve the health outcomes as one collective team.”

The partnership merges Salem’s nearly 350 employees and 225-member medical staff with Inspira’s comprehensive health care system, which includes a 1,200-member medical staff and more than 7,000 employees. The companies say that the collective strength of this partnership will propel access to high-quality care teams, innovative offerings and best-in-class resources to more people within the Salem community.

In the press release announcing the partnership, the companies also note that the New Jersey Joint Budget Oversight Committee has appropriated $25 million to support the effort, in providing Salem Medical Center the latest in medical and communication innovation.

“A longstanding commitment of Inspira Health has been to increase access to care in South Jersey. Adding Salem Medical Center to our system is just one of the many critical next steps in redefining the health care infrastructure in Salem County,” said Ronald Rossi, chair, Inspira Health board of trustees. “Our organization has been part of Salem County for more than 70 years, and now through this partnership, we are reinforcing our commitment to the South Jersey community and are able to further help those in the Salem community.”

WCRE negotiates school building sale for Gloucester Board of Ed

1125 S. Black Horse Pike in Blackwood is a 4,600-square-foot educational facility. – WCRE

WCRE exclusively represented the Gloucester Township Board of Education in the marketing and sale of a former school building in Blackwood.

The commercial real estate brokerage, property management and advisory firm with offices in Marlton announced the sale of 1125 S. Black Horse Pike Dec. 6.

Senior Advisor Brian Goren represented the seller in this transaction. Financial terms were not disclosed.

According to a GoFundMe page, the buyer, Al-Manar Learning Center, purchased the property to renovate the building into a mosque and learning center.

Al-Manar Learning Center did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The highly visible 4,600-square-foot building sits on approximately 1.6 acres, adjacent to the Gloucester Premium Outlets, and formerly housed the Grenloch Elementary School. Its location near Route 42 offers access to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

According to WCRE, the sale adds to a growing number of partnerships between the firm and educational institutions in the South Jersey and Philadelphia areas.

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Evesham Corporate Center adds 10K-square-foot HQ tenant

Located just 2 miles from the New Jersey Turnpike, Interstate 295 and Route 70, the Evesham Corporate Center in Marlton secured a new tenant, WCRE announced.

BizMilestone LLC leased approximately 10,650 square feet of office space at the property located at 4A Eves Drive, WCRE said Dec. 1, where the new tenant will house the new headquarters and dance studio for Sports Administration Inc.

Vice President Bethany Brown represented the landlord and Vice President Phil Costa represented the tenant in this lease transaction.

4A Eves Drive in Marlton. - WCRE — 4A Eves Drive in Marlton. – WCRE

Recreational company Sports Administration Inc. provides athletic programming to people of all ages and abilities to improve confidence, promote healthy self-perception, foster creativity and engage with the community.

WCRE was appointed exclusive leasing agent for the 135,000-square-foot Evesham Corporate Center in 2021.

The complex offers private access to each suite and ample parking, with availabilities ranging from 2,000 square feet to 10,000 square feet.

Area amenities include restaurants, retail shopping and hotels.

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