Feature Article
York City Redevelopment Has Wide
Reach - By Michael J. Katz
Monarch Mills.
Codo.
Northwest Triangle. Each project
is different and each is at a different phase. One is built, one is going
to be built, and one is in progress. Most important is what these projects
have in common . . . urban redevelopment. These projects represent
opportunities to experience all that York City has to offer.
There are people who are looking for the
convenience of living, working, and playing in one centralized location.
For example, an individual will be able to purchase or rent unique living
space full of character that only these redevelopment projects can offer.
This living space may be a block or two from the place they work, giving
these individuals the opportunity to easily walk, bike, or drive to work. After work, grabbing something to eat is
simple and there are plenty of options. One could find something to eat that
is quick and inexpensive or sit back, relax, and enjoy a dining experience.
The evening doesn’t have to end after dinner; York City presents
opportunities to catch a baseball game at the
Sovereign Bank Stadium, a show
at the Strand Capital, read a
good book at the Martin
Memorial Library, or go dancing with the
York Swing Dance Club.
Many of us know quite a few people who live in the city. Some have
purchased properties, some rent. Each and every one enjoys the convenience
of living in the City of York. They like being able to walk to the
Central
Market House for breakfast, walk or bike the
Heritage Rail
Trail, go from the
Left Bank to the
Harp & Fiddle for drinks and then simply walk home, and travel from
Flair Fashion’s to Kimman’s to City Art. The point is York City has much to
offer making York the complete place to live.
The affects of redevelopment will spread widely across York City. New
residential projects won’t just increase living opportunities in York City;
it will help the local economy in general and the real estate opportunities
like office and retail. Additionally, each of these items will help the
other; they will feed off of each other. More people living in York City
will help support and increase the need for more jobs in York City; more
jobs in York City will support and increase the need for more retail; more
retail opportunities will support and increase the need for more
residential. You see, it’s a rewarding cycle!
This opportunity is located in the City of
York with road frontage on Linden Avenue, West Gas Avenue, and West
Philadelphia Street close to Rt. 74 (Carlisle Road) and US Rt. 30.
- 166,718 sq. ft. three-story former
manufacturing building
- Existing building space and land lots
- Features sprinkler systems, two docks,
drive-in doors, and wood floors
- Available for sale or for lease
- Eligible for
Rehabilitation Investment Tax Credit
Contact Russell Bardolf
Recent Transactions
Durham School Services
has leased 3,300 square foot office space at
2870 Eastern Boulevard
in York for five years.
Kenneth Schissler
has leased 1,616 square foot office space at
1560 West Market Street
in the City of York for five
years.
Beaver Street Properties
sold the office building
located at 34 North Beaver Street
in York to Kimberly K. Graffin. The property consists of 4,104
square foot and 0.26 acres and is located in
City of York.
American Customer Care, Inc.
has leased 7,496 square foot office space at
1805 Loucks Road
in York for two years.
AALL American Fasteners
has leased 5,000 square foot office space at
35 Aberdeen Road
in Emigsville for three years.
18 South
George Street LLC
sold the office building located at
18 South George Street
in York to Max Development Limited Partnership, LLLP. The property
consists of 62,515 square foot of retail and office space and is located in
the
City of York.
Max Development has plans to update the building’s appearance and renovate
common areas and office spaces.
50 East North Street
Associates, LP
sold the mixed use
building located at
50 East North Street
in York to East North Street LLC.
The property consists of 3,546 square feet and is located in the Central
Business District in the City of
York.
Express Tax
has leased 732 square foot office space at
235 East Market Street
in the City of York.
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David L. Bode, CCIM,
SIOR Russell J. Bardolf,
CCIM, SIOR Michael J. Katz
