1309 Blue Valley Dr Pen Argyl, PA 18072
For Lease
Bangor Plaza, a Class B neighborhood shopping center in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, presents a compelling investment opportunity. This 104,971 square foot retail property, built in 1990 and comprised of three buildings, offers multiple tenancy options with a minimum divisible space of 2,000 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 3,484 square feet. Currently, 7,484 square feet are vacant, providing immediate opportunities for expansion or new tenants. The center boasts a strong tenant mix, including co-anchors Weis Markets and Lehigh Valley Health Network, along with established national and regional tenants such as Dollar Tree, Subway, Miracle Ear, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, and Domino's Pizza. Its strategic location on Route 512 ensures high visibility and convenient access, further enhanced by a prominent pylon sign. The property's fourteen suites offer a diverse range of sizes, catering to various business needs. This grocery-anchored center benefits from a full-movement signalized intersection, maximizing traffic flow and exposure. The property's established tenant base and prime location make it an attractive investment for both established businesses and new ventures seeking a thriving retail environment in Bangor, PA.
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Health Center at Bangor Medical Clinic
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Bangor Plaza Shopping Center & Mall
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ATM Atm
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Western Union Bank Credit Union
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2024Comparables
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