Kearny

[ kahr-nee ]

noun

1. Philip, 1814–62, U.S. general.
2. a city in NE New Jersey, near Newark.

Example Sentences

It was a different world for office landlords in 2018, when Kearny bought the office campus for nearly $35 million.

From Los Angeles Times

Kearny announced that it would spend about $15 million to upgrade the property into a campus-like setting with landscaped grounds, a fitness center and 24-hour access meant to appeal to tenants in creative fields such as technology.

From Los Angeles Times

Then came the pandemic, and by early 2022, with occupancy rates hovering at about 60% and the office rental market losing ground, Kearny started to discuss converting the property to another use, Broder said.

From Los Angeles Times

Kearny negotiated lease terminations with its tenants and set about to knock down the building that dates to 1982 and replace it with Harbor Logistics Center, a far less sleek 163,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution complex designed by SKH Architect set to be complete by the end of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

“We had to make a strategic shift,” said Dan Broder, who is in charge of the redevelopment by Kearny Real Estate Co., owner of the property formerly known as Elevate @Harbor.

From Los Angeles Times