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Kitchen maker doubles space in move from Brooklyn to Jersey

A kitchen manufacturer is nearly doubling its space with a
move from Brooklyn to New Jersey.

Elberon Development Group has signed  Major Kitchen Cabinet, Inc. to a full
facility lease at its 75,000 s/f warehouse located at 502 York St. in
Elizabeth, NJ.

The company will move from 40,000 s/f at 150 52nd St.  in Brooklyn to the new space when the lease
commences later this year.

“The pandemic has certainly caused significant upheaval in
every aspect of our lives yet despite the many challenges we face conducting
day-to-day business, this deal proves that transactions can get done when both
parties are motivated to close,” said Elberon Senior Vice President Terry
Armstrong.

 Elberon purchased the
building in 2015 fully leased. With the previous tenant vacating, and Major
Kitchen scheduled to move in, Elberon was able to launch a capital improvement
campaign that includes the installation of a new roof, all new LED lighting,
new pavement, and a complete renovation of the 5,000-square-foot office area.

502 York St. features 20,000 s/f of lower ceiling space and
another 50,000 s/f of space with 22 ft. clear ceiling height and six loading
docks. The kitchen cabinet wholesaler will use the lower ceiling area for
assembly and the high bay section for distribution.

A spokeswman for Elberon said Major Kitchens outgrew its
Brooklyn space and was attracted to New Jersey’s “more competitive lease rates.
“

The spokeswoman added, “Elizabeth’s close proximity to the
Goethals Bridge was attractive for the management team which will be commuting
from Brooklyn. And, of course, their product comes into the Port of Elizabeth.”

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