Federal Business Centers

Frank Visceglia travelled to the United States from Italy at the age of 13. He joined his siblings in Jersey City in the family business of delivering coal and ice by horse-drawn carriage.

Frank purchased an existing company known as Federal Storage Warehouses. The company owned a truck and held a lease on a building on Orange Street in Newark, New Jersey. They specialized in residential moving and storage.

During this time period the United States was assisting its allies before entering WWII at the end of 1941.

Federal Storage Warehouses’ business grew as a result of storage contracts with the United States Government.

Frank formed a partnership with his older brother Vincent and, together, they purchased the family’s first major real estate investment: a multi-story building at 155 Washington Street in Newark, New Jersey.

Frank and Vincent continued the residential moving and storage business that was already established. They also expanded the business to include commercial warehousing, storage, and distribution whereby the company would receive, store, and ship goods for other companies.

Frank and Vincent continued to invest in real estate with additional properties in Newark, North Bergen, and Carteret, New Jersey.

The former Raritan Arsenal was declared surplus by the United States and decommissioned to be sold via a national public auction.

Frank and Vincent made their landmark purchase of the former Raritan Arsenal in Edison and Woodbridge in New Jersey. Their vision was to develop Raritan Center® as a business park which would include buildings and comprehensive road and utility infrastructure plans.

To affect their master plan, they sold some sub-divided parcels to acquire the seed money to fund the construction of the necessary road and utility improvements. They gradually began to demolish the old army munitions buildings, built roads, and installed utilities.

Frank and Vincent divided their real estate assets and continued in business as separate companies.

Frank, with his oldest son, Frank D. Visceglia, continued developing Raritan Center®, with a focus towards commercial warehousing, storing, and distributing.

Ultimately, the commercial warehousing and storage business evolved into the commercial leasing business.

Additional investments were made with the purchase of existing buildings, land, and new construction of buildings within Raritan Center Business Park®.

Federal Business Centers continues to thrive and grow with its focus on delivering unparalleled customer service, providing the highest and best quality buildings, landscaping, roadways and rail infrastructure.

We Care, and We Deliver.