M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — Owners, Developers & Managers — September 2026 — 27
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O wners , D evelopers & M anagers Blazick Law & Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Law Offices renew leases at 1065 PA-315 Rivlin’s ABS Management secures two major lease renewals at Wilkes-Barre office campus
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of a relationship, not the end of a transaction,” Rivlin said. “Our responsibility as own - ers and managers is to main- tain the property, respond to tenant needs and cre- ate an environment where businesses have a reason to remain for the long term.” The continued presence of Blazick Law and Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Law Of - fices contributes to the professional character and stability of the property while providing continuity for the firms, their employees and clients.
Cross Creek Holdings LLC intends to continue invest- ing in the property while evaluating opportunities to attract complementary ten- ants that further strengthen its professional tenant mix. The Wilkes-Barre renew- als are consistent with ABS Management & Development Corp.’s broader approach to commercial real estate ownership and management, which emphasizes tenant re- tention, disciplined property operations and long-term value creation across its multi-state portfolio. MAREJ
ILKES-BARRE, PA — Cross Creek Holdings LLC has
completed lease renewals with two established profes- sional office tenants at its property located at 1065 PA-315 in Wilkes-Barre. The transactions were overseen by Yechiel Rivlin , presi- dent of ABS Management & Development Corp. , which manages the property. Blazick Law and Thom- as, Thomas & Hafer Law Offices have each renewed their commitments at the of- fice campus, extending their presence at a property that serves legal, professional and business-service tenants in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The renewals underscore the importance of tenant retention as commercial property owners continue to focus on stability, re- sponsive management and long-term occupancy. “Long-term tenant rela - tionships are one of the most important indicators of a well-performing commercial property,” said Yechiel Riv- lin . “When established firms choose to renew, it reflects confidence in the property, its location and the manage- ment relationship that has been built over time.” Located along the PA-315 commercial corridor, the Cross Creek Holdings prop- erty offers regional accessibil- ity and visibility within the greater Wilkes-Barre market. The surrounding area serves a range of legal, financial, healthcare and professional- service businesses, making the corridor an established commercial destination with- in Northeastern PA. ABS Management & De- velopment Corp. emphasizes proactive property manage- ment, regular communication with tenants and long-term planning across the proper- ties it manages. Rivlin said that approach is particularly important in the professional office sector, where businesses often weigh location, acces- sibility, building operations and management responsive- ness when making long-term occupancy decisions. For Cross Creek Holdings, retaining established profes- sional tenants remains an important component of the property’s leasing strategy. “Signing a lease is the beginning
1065 PA-315 in Wilkes-Barre
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