A road salt dealer acquired a former cardboard box plant in Scranton to expand its presence in Northeast Pennsylvania. purchased the former Temple-Inland facility at 301 Green Ridge St., and plans to use the building for road salt storage and distribution, taking advantage of a railroad spur. The company closed…
PNC Financial Services Group sold its regional headquarters building in Scranton on Wednesday and agreed to a long-term lease on the structure. The 113,000-square-foot building at Penn Avenue and Spruce Street, was acquired by a subsidiary of American Realty Capital Properties Inc., said Jason Beyersdorfer, a PNC spokesman. The sale…
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…
