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501 South Washington Avenue
Get in on our newest property in Scranton!
Be part of the transformation.
This repurposed and converted warehouse campus at 501 South Washington Avenue in Scranton has more than 150,000 square feet of opportunity—based on anchor tenants, there will be high foot traffic within the building itself. There may be grants and incentives available to locate to this adaptive reuse building. It is located in the best possible location—blocks from downtown Scranton: The Marketplace at Steamtown, many restaurants, shopping, and institutes of higher education including the University of Scranton and Lackawanna College.


FEATURES
- Space is available from 2,000 to 50,000 square feet
- Constructed of steel
- Blocks outside of downtown Scranton
- Minutes from the Central Scranton Expressway, Route 6 (the Casey Highway), Interstate 81, and Routes 380 and 84
- 375 parking spots

UTILITIES
- New electricity and high-tech wiring
- New plumbing
- New sprinkler system

CUSTOM FITS
Because the building is in its beginning stages of development, the client has the tremendous advantage of the custom fit. As a new tenant, your space will be custom fit to your specifications to meet your needs.
The property’s first anchor tenants include health care clinics, an educational institution, a pharmacy, and testing labs. This property is geared toward retail, medical offices, educational institutions, restaurants, and grocery and convenience stores.
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Why Ferrario?
The Ferrario companies started in the 1930s out of the back room of a West Scranton paint store. Out of those humble Depression-era beginnings, one paint store became two, and eventually led to an expansion into insurance and real estate. Today, that same multifaceted approach continues to drive the Ferrario brothers. Nine decades into its existence, the Ferrario brand retains its foundational commitment to quality, ingenuity and client satisfaction.
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