LEG Inks Lease for Lesser Evil at Distribution Facility in Brewster NY

Lincoln Equities Group (LEG), one of the region’s leading owners, managers, and developers of commercial real estate, has signed a 303,100 square foot lease with Lesser Evil, a Connecticut-based sustainable company that makes clean, organic and less-processed snacks. Located at Lincoln Logistics 84x684 Crossings in Brewster, New York, the property will serve as a finished goods distribution site for the growing brand.

“Our mission continues to be focused around delivering high-quality distribution facilities in well-located areas throughout the Northeast and the leasing momentum at Lincoln Logistics 84x684 is a prime example of us delivering on this promise,” said Lance Bergstein, Chief Executive Officer at LEG. “We remain very bullish on the Tri-State area and believe that it is underserved from an industrial and housing perspective.”

Located in Putnam County with accessibility to several major highways including I-84, I-684 and Route 7, Lincoln Logistics 84x684 Crossings offers tenants access to more than 22 million consumers within a two-hour drive. The property is east of the Hudson River, roughly 60 miles Northeast of New York City and less than 60 minutes to all of the Bronx, Westchester and Fairfield Counties. In addition to accessibility to the New Jersey Ports and the growing industrial 1-84 corridor, the Class A property offers built-to-suite office space, 40’ clear height ceilings, 56 dock doors, parking for 252 cars and 19 trailers.

Newmark’s Executive Managing Directors Adam Petrillo and Art Ross, Managing Director Bradley Soules and Analyst Jack Chatwin arranged the lease with Lesser Evil and are also marketing the adjacent 618,000 square foot on the campus.

“Location is key and Lesser Evil’s lease at Lincoln Logistics 84x684 Crossings puts them in a fantastic spot for its Northeast distribution facility,” said Petrillo. “With its strategic location that offers connectivity to New York City, Westchester and Connecticut markets, we look forward to welcoming Lesser Evil and future tenants to the campus.”