The Haines Center
Named
in honor of New Jersey Senator William C. Haines (R-Burlington County),
the Haines Industrial Center is strategically positioned in Burlington
and Florence Township, western Burlington County, 40 minutes north
of center city Philadelphia. The some 700 hundred acres of rail-served
land is situated just one mile from the new US Route 130 entrance
to the New Jersey /Pennsylvania Turnpike connector with selected
building sites having exposure to both these arterial roadways.
Companies that serve the consumer and durable needs of over 50 million
Americans living in the Greater Northeast will find the Haines Industrial
Center is ideally suited for light manufacturing, warehousing or
distributing operations that are less than one day’s drive
from the nation’s most densely populated metropolitan markets.
Conceived by Whitesell more than a decade ago, the William C. Haines
Industrial Center is master planned to offer a wide variety of building
sites from 5 to 200 acres  in
addition to state-of-the-art warehousing and distribution facilities
from 80,000 square feet up. Rail served on a daily basis from the
Norfolk Southern/CSX Camden to Amboy, NJ freight line, the Haines
Center enjoys equally outstanding access to the Northeast’s
Interstate highway system at the newly completed $35 million U.S.
Route 130/New Jersey Turnpike Exit 6A.
Whitesell buildings under construction at the Haines Industrial
Center have been designed to accommodate the manufacturing, warehousing,
distribution, or light assembly operations of the World's most widely
recognized corporate entities. The existing and future inventory
buildings offer a variety of occupancy options that can respond
to the needs of large single-purpose, single-tenants, to moderate-sized,
multi-occupant flex facilities designed for growing entities with
expanding markets.
And at the Haines Industrial Center, Whitesell tenants are served
by a dedicated staff of highly experienced professionals and a fleet
of radio-dispatched vehicles to meticulously maintain each property
and promptly respond to all service requests.
A Multi-Phase Development
The Haines Industrial Center is being created in a
carefully planned, multi-phased process to ensure the most sensible
utilization of land and placement of activities. This time-proven
process was pioneered by Whitesell more than four decades ago and
is followed for every project to preserve a high-quality corporate
working environment as well as protect both tenant and ownership
value.
All sites are served by a full range of utilities that include
high capacity gas and water mains. Unlimited sewerage capacity is
available from the Florence Township Municipal Sewer Authority.
Rail service is most easily accessed from building sites fronting
the New Jersey Turnpike and U.S. Route 130, but by extension of
existing tracks, can be provided to any sizeable building within
the complex.
STRATEGICALLY LOCATED
At the center of the Richmond, VA to Boston, Massachusetts
megalopolis, the Haines Industrial Center is the unexcelled location
for regional corporate facilities, be they production, warehousing
or distribution operations.
Regularly scheduled rail-service and direct access
to New Jersey/Pennsylvania Turnpike connector, give Whitesell buildings
unimpeded connections to the nation’s interstate highway system
and its national rail network.
Because the Haines Industrial Center is located
at the Burlington County interstate gateway to Pennsylvania and
the New Jersey Turnpike, Whitesell buildings are equi-distant from
the Lehigh Valley, points south and southwest, while Metropolitan
New York and New England are within hours via I-95.
The Haines
Industrial Center has exceptional accessibility to public
transportation. Not only does the business park benefit from a NJ
Transit bus line stop located at the complex entrance on Dulty’s
Lane along Route 130 (Bus Route 409), but with the new NJ Transit
Florence commuter rail line station located onsite in conjunction
with Burlington County’s “BurLink - B5 Route” shuttle service,
employees have access to transfers from the rail station and bus
stop to the their ultimate workplace destinations within The Haines
Industrial Center. The new NJ Transit River LINE commuter rail runs
from Camden’s waterfront to downtown Trenton, providing connections
to buses, NJ Transit and Amtrak trains to NY, and Patco to
Philadelphia. This new public transportation development guarantees a large and
skilled labor pool for your facility at the Haines Center.
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