Alterra IOS, a prominent player in the industrial outdoor storage (IOS) sector that has acquired over 300 sites nationwide, today announced the acquisition of two IOS properties totaling seven usable acres in Southern New Jersey. The parcels include 223 Paulsboro Road in Swedesboro and 189 Dominic Lane in Paulsboro.
“South Jersey’s strategic location offers a gateway to Philadelphia and other major cities along the I-95 corridor, making it an appealing market for IOS investment,” said Mark Gannon, Senior Vice President of Acquisitions at Alterra IOS. “These acquisitions offer national tenants an opportunity for East Coast expansion and provide access to the Mid-Atlantic’s extensive infrastructure and logistics network.”
- 223 Paulsboro Road, Swedesboro, N.J., a 4.9 usable acre parcel with 24,600 square feet of planned improvements across two facilities. This site provides connectivity to the New Jersey Turnpike and I-295. This location is partially leased to the tenant, who has occupied the space since 1997. Scott Mertz with NAI facilitated the transaction.
- 189 Dominic Lane, Paulsboro, N.J., a 2.1 usable acre site with 4,320 square feet of accompanying warehouse space. The site offers easy access to both I-295 and I-676, providing a direct route into Philadelphia. The parcel is fully leased to the tenant. This acquisition was brought to Alterra directly by Adam Deeves of Action Commercial Group.
Alterra’s investment strategy is rooted in acquiring prime locations with access to essential infrastructure and logistical centers, ensuring integrated connectivity and operational efficiency for its tenants. A primary emphasis is placed on securing properties within dense, infill industrial clusters surrounded by similar IOS users.
Alterra is one of the nation’s largest owners of industrial outdoor storage space, having acquired more than 300 properties in 36 states across the U.S. As a vertically integrated investor, developer, and operator of IOS, Alterra is uniquely positioned to serve companies in search of national connectivity to store equipment, machinery, vehicle fleets, shipping containers, building materials, retail inventory, and more.