Palmer Park Mall Redevelopment up to 122,000 SF on 13 Acres Available 2455 Park Avenue | Easton, PA 18045

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Palmer Park Mall Redevelopment Up to 122,000 SF on 13 Acres Available 2455 Park Avenue | Easton, PA 18045 Former Bon-Ton 122,000 SF 1.5 Miles 13 Acres 33 248 Additional Tenants: 1 Mile 22 Plus many more ! * Conceptual renovations For more information: Jack Mitchell | General Manager | 610-438-8318 | [email protected] Palmer Park Mall | Easton, PA Redevelopment Rendering orientation from intersection of Park Ave. / Rt. 248 209 80 476 Saylorsburg Jim Thorpe 33 Wind Gap Liberty Hackettstown 46 209 Belvidere 46 White 611 Danielsville Chester Washington Washington Towhship Pennsylvania Lower Nazareth Commons Northampton Crossings 206 Easton Phillipsburg PALMER PARK MALL Phillipsburg Mall Tewksbury Northampton 309 Stewartsville 22 Palmer Town Center High Bridge Westgate Mall 33 Airport Center 611 78 Whitehall Mall Southmont SC Clinton Lebanon Lehigh Valley Mall Bethlehem Pohatcong 22 Allentown 78 Fogelsville Branchburg Hellertown South Mall 78 Milford The Promenade Shops New Jersey 202 Emmaus at Saucon Valley Breinigsville Frenchtown 309 611 Kutztown Macungie Flemington Coopersburg 476 Lyons Kingswood For more information: Jack Mitchell | General Manager | 610-438-8318 | [email protected] Palmer Park Mall Redevelopment 2455 Park Avenue | Easton, PA 18045 JOIN LOCATION 2455 Park Avenue | Easton, PA 18045 ANCHOR Boscov’s Now under new owership, Palmer Park Mall continues to be one of the MAJOR TENANTS dominate shopping destinations in the Lehigh Valley Rack Room Shoes, Jimmy Jazz, Victoria’s Located in one of the fastest growing regions in the state of Pennsylva- Secret, Bath & Body Works, Payless, nia; within minutes of US Hwy 22 and PA State Route 33 American Eagle Outﬁtters, Kay Jewelers Situated approximately 50 miles north of Philadelphia, 80 miles east of GLA PARKING Harrisburg, and 70 miles west of New York City 457,981 SF 1,902 spaces Bedroom community for northern New Jersey job market For more information: Jack Mitchell | General Manager | 610-438-8318 | [email protected].

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