By David Falchek Published: July 24, 2014 – Scranton Times In a property acquisition that will change Lackawanna College and bring life to a long-languishing downtown anchor, one of the city’s largest office complexes, Adams Plaza, will become classrooms, a clinic and a cafeteria. Officials expect to buy the deeply…
Leasehold acquired for 4.5-acre former Price Chopper site. A local real estate company acquired a leasehold interest in two parcels that make up the former Price Chopper Plaza in Dunmore. A single-purpose entity headed by local real estate developers Gerald and Joseph Ferrario, known as 1400 Monroe LLC, acquired a…
Published in the Scranton Times By Dave Falcheck One of Scranton’s largest — and largely vacant — office buildings is available at a cut-rate price. The big white box on the corner of the Adams Avenue and Mulberry Street sold for $6.8 million in 2005. It went on the market…
