Friday, June 21, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
C&D Tech Sells 248,000-SF Industrial Bldg
C&D Technologies, Inc. sold two industrial buildings at 82 E. Main St. in Leola, PA to Dart Container Corporation for $3.2 million, or approximately $13 per square foot.
The front and rear buildings total 247,720 square feet on 17 acres in the Lancaster County Industrial submarket. The 199,020-square-foot front building was originally constructed in 1955 and renovated in 1999, and the 48,700-square-foot rear building was constructed in 2001. In total the property offers nine exterior loading docks, 8 interior loading docks, one drive-in, 17-foot to 27-foot clear heights, and rail access on Norfolk Southern.
C & D Charter Power Systems, Inc. leased back 40,000 square feet from the buyer for an undisclosed term.
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The front and rear buildings total 247,720 square feet on 17 acres in the Lancaster County Industrial submarket. The 199,020-square-foot front building was originally constructed in 1955 and renovated in 1999, and the 48,700-square-foot rear building was constructed in 2001. In total the property offers nine exterior loading docks, 8 interior loading docks, one drive-in, 17-foot to 27-foot clear heights, and rail access on Norfolk Southern.
C & D Charter Power Systems, Inc. leased back 40,000 square feet from the buyer for an undisclosed term.
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Exton Industrial Sells for $2.5M
The Chester County Food Bank acquired the industrial building at 650 Pennsylvania Dr. in Exton, PA from private investors for $2,544,000, or about $71 per square foot.
The 36,000-square-foot manufacturing building was built in 1991 on 3.75 acres in the Chester County Industrial submarket. It has 6,000 square feet of built-out office space, 21-foot clear heights, four loading docks and one drive-in.
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The 36,000-square-foot manufacturing building was built in 1991 on 3.75 acres in the Chester County Industrial submarket. It has 6,000 square feet of built-out office space, 21-foot clear heights, four loading docks and one drive-in.
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Bloomsburg Retail Sells for $2.5M
Gold PA LLC acquired the retail building at 11 Ricky Ave. in Bloomsburg, PA from Ruby Tuesday, Inc. for $2.58 million, or about $522 per square foot.
The single-story, 4,940-square-foot restaurant building was constructed in 2005 in the I-81 Corridor of Philadelphia's Columbia County. The 1.8-acre lot offers 123 parking spaces.
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The single-story, 4,940-square-foot restaurant building was constructed in 2005 in the I-81 Corridor of Philadelphia's Columbia County. The 1.8-acre lot offers 123 parking spaces.
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Community Aid Leases 73,500 SF at Plaza Shopping Ctr
Community Aid, Inc. signed a lease to occupy 73,500 square feet at the Plaza Shopping Center located at 1060 N. Susquehanna Trail in Selinsgrove, PA.
The 141,106-square-foot shopping center was constructed in 1954 and sits on 15 acres in Snyder County. The shopping center features two loading docks and 200 parking spaces.
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The 141,106-square-foot shopping center was constructed in 1954 and sits on 15 acres in Snyder County. The shopping center features two loading docks and 200 parking spaces.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Post Bros. Sell Philly's Copley Manor Complex
Post Brothers has sold the 92-unitCopley Manor apartment complex here in the West Mount Airy section of the city for approximately $6.3 million.
The property was sold by the locally-based real estate company to an unnamed New York City-based buyer who is making his first investment in the city, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. The sale calculated out to $68,000 a unit.
Post Brothers bought Copley Manor in 2007 for $2.9 million and invested $1.75 million in upgrades.
Full story: http://tinyurl.com/nx3d2g7
76ers Look to Build Practice Facility at Navy Yard
The Philadelphia 76ers are looking to eventually build a new practice facility at the Philadelphia Navy Yard Corporate Center.
The professional basketball team is currently soliciting proposals from architects to design a new 55,000-square-foot facility on a vacant 3.3-acre parcel, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. The team currently practices on the campus of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
The 76ers last year opened administrative offices at the Navy Yard, which is about a mile from where the team plays its home games at the Wells Fargo Center
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