Schuylkill Street Industrial Facility 667 Schuylkill St Industriel/Logistique 334 m² À louer Harrisburg, PA 17110

SCOPE is pleased to exclusively present 3,600 square feet of commercial space available for lease at 667 Schuylkill Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This versatile property is zoned Commercial General (CG), making it ideal for a variety of uses, including light industrial operations, auto-related businesses, warehousing, and distribution hubs. Strategically located in Harrisburg’s industrial and business corridor, the property offers a prime opportunity for businesses seeking functional, adaptable space in a convenient location. The Subject property features three industrial-sized garage doors for efficient loading and unloading, along with ceiling heights averaging 16.06 feet and peaking at 29.32 feet, providing ample vertical clearance for industrial and commercial operations. Built with durable block masonry construction, the building offers long-term structural integrity, and its on-site parking lot with 20 spaces ensures ample capacity for employees and customers. The property is equipped with 200-amp electrical service, providing sufficient power for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Situated on a 10,019-square-foot lot (0.23 acres), the building also has public water and sewer utilities available, making it move-in ready for many types of businesses. STRATEGIC LOCATION & MARKET DEMAND Located within minutes of major transportation routes, the Subject property offers exceptional connectivity. It is just 0.5 miles from Route 22/322, 1.5 miles from Interstate 81, and 2 miles from Interstate 83, ensuring easy access to the broader Harrisburg region and key logistics corridors. Its central location also provides convenient access to major markets such as Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Harrisburg International Airport, making it an attractive option for businesses with operational or logistics needs. The Harrisburg region boasts strong economic fundamentals, driven by diversified employment, consistent population growth, and significant infrastructure investments. Over the past decade, the area has transitioned from a government-dominated economy to one supported by logistics, healthcare, and professional services. With 22,000 jobs added in logistics and warehousing since 2011, Harrisburg has become a key logistics hub, leveraging its superior transportation infrastructure. Annual consumer spending reflects this demand, with $164 million spent on automotive repair and maintenance within 10 miles and $1.26 billion on transportation and maintenance. These figures underscore the market’s strength and alignment with the Subject property’s potential uses. Harrisburg’s population has grown by 3.3% over the past decade, adding 19,000 new residents and reaching 610,000 in 2024, driven by migration from higher-cost markets. The median household income has risen to $77,484, supporting strong consumer spending and a thriving local economy. Infrastructure upgrades, such as the $104 million I-83 widening project and improvements to the Capital Beltway, further enhance the region’s appeal for industrial and commercial businesses.