According to the firm, the sale of the West Deptford site adds to its growing number of successful investment deals in South Jersey and the Philadelphia region.

WCRE said it represented the buyer and seller in a 1031 transaction for the 55,000-square-foot property.

According to Wolfe Commercial Real Estate, the 40,764-square-foot Short Hills Town Center is anchored by a Starbucks.

The firm announced DECA Switchlabs signed on for 7,460 square feet in Cherry Hill, and that it also sold a Collingswood office property.

WCRE represented the buyer and the seller in the sale of the 25,000-square-foot property.

The South Jersey property is situated on more than 2 acres.

The exchange of the approximately 23,000-square-foot flex building adds to the firm's growing number of this type of transaction in the region.

According to the firm, the 15,000-square-foot investment property will boost the purchaser's existing industrial portfolio.

According to the firm, the purchaser will relocate its distribution warehouse to Burlington County from Long Island, N.Y.

This transaction for the autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities nonprofit adds to WCRE’s growing number of educational, philanthropic and institutional transactions in the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region—an area of strength and growth for the real estate firm.

Evan Zweben joins the Marlton-based company with more than 18 years of experience, leadership skills and knowledge of the southern New Jersey real estate market.

Brothers Woolston LLC plans to use the 9,600-square-foot building to support its growing excavation company.