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June 9, 2021. PHILADELPHIA, PA - "Greek Development has been actively looking to expand its footprint in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. “We’re very much in love with the Philadelphia market,” said David Greek, who oversees acquisitions for the company. “Philadelphia has a lot of room left to run, in my opinion. We think we are early in the cycle in Philadelphia and there’s room for more development.”
June 2, 2021. LINDEN, NJ - World Distribution Services is the first tenant to commit to the 350-acre property just west of the New Jersey Turnpike. Advance Realty Investors, Greek Development and PGIM Real Estate are developing what’s known as the Linden Logistics Center, having delivered more than 1.3 million square feet to date.
World Distribution Services will occupy 480,844 square feet at 500 Linden Logistics Way, also known as Building E. CBRE is marketing the other completed structure, Building G, which spans 840,203 square feet.
September 3. 2020. LOGAN, NJ - From Commercial Property Executive: Advance Realty Investors and Greek Development could tell you a lot about what it takes to get construction financed in this climate. The partners are teaming up on Logan North Industrial Park, a 3.2 million-square-foot industrial project in Logan Township, N.J., a Philadelphia suburb.
August 28, 2020.LOGAN, NJ - Greek acquired the 520-acre Logan North development site in 2017 and has landed a major build-to-suit tenant in Target. Across Route 322 from Logan North, J.G. Petrucci owns a 200-acre development site that would support four buildings totaling 1.8 million square feet. Petrucci recently finished a 95,872-square-foot spec building in LogistiCenter at Logan and has additional land at Gateway Salem.
July 21, 2020. David Greek has been named the newest member of Georgetown University’s Real Estate Steering Committee. He is excited to give back to his alma mater and help shape the next generations of real estate professionals. David Greek is responsible for new development and acquisition opportunities as well as expanding Greek Developments core business and progressing its expanding services.
July 17, 2020. LINDEN, NJ - Advance Realty Investors and Greek Development have landed $103.5 million in construction financing for two buildings in Logan North Industrial Park, a planned 3.2-million-square-foot industrial park in Gloucester County, N.J., Commercial Observer has learned. Wells Fargo provided $69 million for the construction of Building H, while Provident Bank lent $34 million for the development of Building E.
June 12, 2020. LINDEN, NJ - With two pad-ready construction sites, a development team was eager to showcase the milestone at the future site of the eight-building, 4.1 million-square-foot Linden Logistics Center.
“We were struggling with how to communicate the progress on our site in the midst of everyone working from home,” said David Greek, the Acquisitions Director with Greek Development, a partner in the project alongside Advance Realty Investors and PGIM Real Estate.
December 23, 2019. JERSEY CITY, NJ - The industrial space is hot, but there’s still quite a runway ahead of us. "It’s not so much a question of approaching Amazon, it’s a question of when they’re going to approach you,” replied David Greek, Director of Acquisitions at Greek Development. “Earlier this year they had 17 active products in New Jersey. Basically every building that was up but was not currently occupied, Amazon came in [and filled it].
October 14, 2019. PISCATAWAY, NJ - At Cascades Inc.’s new containerboard manufacturing plant in Piscataway, the build-out by Greek Development included a sleek 20,000-square-foot office space to house the company’s regional headquarters. Other features include large windows that bring in natural light, an on-site gym and a layout that promotes better airflow throughout the property.
It was a rather weighty decision for a corporate executive, who was seeking to relocate his company’s U.S. headquarters while balancing the needs of some 1,400 employees.
September 16, 2019 - While New Jersey was sweltering its way through a record-setting heatwave in mid-July, demand for cold storage warehouse space nationwide, and particularly in the Garden State, was also on fire, largely because of rising online fresh grocery sales and changing consumer preferences for fresher foods. “The demand is about as strong as I’ve ever seen,” said David Greek of Greek Development, which is partnering with Advance Realty on multimillion-square-foot industrial projects in Linden and Logan Township.
