24 — August 2025 — Central Pennsylvania — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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Former manufacturing facility sold via Ten-X Auction Sgagias and Plakas, of NAI CIR facilitate sale of 132,056 s/f industrial facility in Hanover, PA
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tics and operations, the facility includes four dock doors, four drive-in doors, and separate access points to all levels. Nik Sga-
ANOVER, PA — The 132,056 s/f industrial facility at 433 Ridge
15 and I-81 and I-83, the site offers strong accessibility and future development potential. The new owners plan to repurpose the property into either a single-family or multi- family investment, contrib- uting to the area’s ongoing residential growth. The transaction was handled by NAI CIR with Sgagias and Amber Corbo , representing the seller, and Daniel J. Alder- man , representing the buyer. The 102,000 s/f office build - ing located at 4401 Deer Path Rd. in Harrisburg has been sold to the Susquehanna Township School District. Sit- uated within the Northwoods Crossing office center along Linglestown Rd., the property offers excellent accessibility to key transportation routes, including I-81. The School District plans to repurpose the facility to house 500 learners and eliminate 10 of its 20 trailer classrooms, providing a temporary but much-needed solution to al- leviate overcrowding across its schools. In addition to serving as classroom space, the build- ing will support administra- tive operations and future district growth. Long-term, the District in- tends to use the facility to launch specialized program- ming—most notably, the de- velopment of a comprehensive cyber academy—which will provide alternative learning opportunities for students and generate much-needed rev- enue to support the District’s educational mission. This marks the second office building within Northwoods Crossing to be sold by NAI CIR in the past six months. Nik Sgagias, Robin Zellers, and Bryan Donovan , of NAI CIR, represented the seller. Chris Wilsbach , also of NAI CIR, represented the buyer. 267–269 E. Market St. in York has been sold to Crocker Run LLC. The building sits on 0.11 acres within York’s historic arts corridor with access to I-81 and I-83. The fully leased, five-unit invest - ment property features one commercial suite and four two-bedroom apartments. The first floor is occupied by long-standing tenant, Justice Works Family of Services. The transaction was facili- tated by Amber Corbo, in affili - ation with NAI Burns Scalo of Pittsburgh . MAREJ
Ave. in Ha- nover has been sold via Ten-X Auc- tion to Ha- nover Realty LLC. Previ- ously used for manufac- turing, the
gias and Tony Plakas of NAI CIR , facilitated the transaction. In anoth- er notable
Nik Sgagias
Tony Plakas
transaction, the office located at 3814 Gettysburg Rd. in Camp Hill has been sold to DSB Enterprises LLC. Con- veniently located near US Rte.
property offers a versatile layout with a 110,000 s/f main level and two lower levels to- taling 22,000 s/f. Designed for flexible logis -
433 Ridge Ave. in Hanover
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