90000 SF Warehouse Building with 80000 SF Available

90,000 SF warehouse building with 80,000 SF available for lease. Existing tenant in remaining 10,000 SF. Property is located in the Valmont Industrial Park, 1.5 miles from Route I-81 & 10 miles from Route I-80.

LATITUDE: 40.971340 LONGITUDE: -76.018204

90,000 SF+/- Building PIN: T7S7001025-63 7+/- Acres Public Utilities Block/Brick Exterior Flat Roof Concrete and Tile Floors 20 ft. Ceilings 480v, 600 amp Electric 6 Dock High Doors 1 Ground Level Drive-In Door 2 Tailgate Doors 40’ x 50’ Column Spacing Fluorescent Lighting Wet Sprinkler System Paved Parking for 46 Vehicles Zoned M-2 (Manufacturing) 2019 Taxes - $32,413 Al Guari, Vice President-Brokerage [email protected] Office: 570.823.1100 * Cell: 570.499.2889

1-800-894-8040 RPD Solutions www.rpdsolutions.com RPD Analyzer Detail Report with GIS Tax Map Luzerne County, PA

Owner: 150 JAYCEE DRIVE ASSOCIATES LP PIN: T7S7001025-63 Owner2: Map: T7S7 Address: PO BOX 160 Township: WEST HAZLETON BOROUGH 63 ST PETERS PA 19470 Dev Desc: Prop Addr: 150 JAYCEE DR School Dist: Hazelton Area Gen Desc: 1 S COMM BLDG Land Use: Other Furniture and Fixtures-Manufacturing (2590)

Deed Date: 04/10/2008 Land Asmt: $200,000 Section: Acreage: 7.0 Deed Book: 3008 Bldg Asmt: $1,350,000 Block: 001 Layout: Deed Page: 81400 Total Asmt: $1,550,000 Lot: 025 Zoning: Sale Date: 04/10/2008 School Tax: Year Built: Prop Class: Taxable Sale Price: $2,500,000 Twp Tax: Sq Ft: Structure: Type: Building Total Tax: $32,413 Stories: Style:

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To I-80 & Wilkes-Barre & 1-476 State Route 93 Exit 145 Airport Beltway Sugarloaf Township CAN DO MT 7 Luzerne County BelleMarque, Premier Ink Systems, Tekma LLC Greater Hazleton Innovation Center (CAN BE) 15 ac. 15 10 Ellis Management MT 7B 11 MT 7C 5 ac. 5 ac. Leader Data 2 ac. 5 ac. Bradley Caldwell Supply Processing 12A 2.3 ac. 15B 1.9 ac. 16B 12B 15A 16A 16C 9.075 ac. State Route 93 12C Rotary Drive .32 ac. 16 11.388 ac. 7 ac. Valmont PA State Police Verizon N Professional 6 Dessen Drive Center Clover Bradley Caldwell Farms Supply 1 13B Karchner Logistics 10.7 ac. 13 13A 15 ac. Hazle Township 1.19 ac. Kiwanis Boulevard 2 AimToFind.com W E Hazleton Environmental Luzerne County 2.165 ac. 10 ac. 5.645 ac.

5A 1 S 8 9 22.644 ac CAN DO MT 1 Bimbo Bakeries Greif Brothers 7.83 ac. Bimbo Bakeries 11 ac. Graham 7.8 ac. Packaging Co. 4 5 18 Amcor (Bemis Co) 12.12 ac. Henkel (Dial Corp.) 29 ac. 20 ac. 3 Bimbo Bakeries 14 18B 14 ac. 10 ac. Henkel (Dial Corp.) 17 ac. Summit Utility Structures 15 ac. Karchner Logistics 7 18A Henkel (Dial Corp.) Driveway 20A 19 15 ac. IMR 10 ac. Limited NORFOLK SOUTHERN R.R. 4.25 ac. Concord Plastics Municipal Sewage Federal Direct Treatment Plant Unico Drive 12.61 ac. 20B Jaycee Drive Keystone 20C 27,00 SF available Fluid Power 3.5 ac. AutoPart International The Merrick Group Deer Run Road 20 West Hazleton 20D 7 ac. 20F 22 Luzerne County 11 ac. 21B 7.16 ac. 6.405 ac. Silgan White Cap Hazle Township 21 BelleMarque 23 Luzerne County 3.955 ac. 18 ac. Silgan White Cap To Hazleton Troy RAC Realty Karchner Manufacturing United Business Solutions 24A Logistics 26 PPL R/W 6 ac. Lions Drive

NORFOLK SOUTHERN R.R. 25 24 10 ac. 27 Fabri-Kal 23.75 ac. 9.75 ac.

Karchner Logistics Karchner Logistics 35 Johns Manville Down River 29A 28 ac. Cradle to Cradle

Recycling 3 ac. West Hazleton West

29 County Luzerne

Luzerne County Luzerne Hazle Township Hazle

14 ac. 30 6.5 ac.

Jaycee Drive 31 30B 4.5 ac. 32 33.42 ac. 120,000 SF 20.62 ac. PPL R/W

To Harrisburg EAM Mosca Corp. CAN DO 1 South Church Street, Suite 200 Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201 (570) 455-1508 | (570) 454-7787 fax Total Acres: 750 www.hazletoncando.com Revision Date: 10/07/2019

“I have never accepted what many people Honors & Awards 1964 – All-America City Award 2006 – U.S. Green Building Council have kindly said, namely, that I inspired the CAN DO and the Greater Hazleton Chamber Leadership in Energy and Environmental of Commerce spearheaded a campaign to Design (LEED) Award community regeneration. The people had the obtain this important distinction. For the 40 Azalea Drive property in the CAN DO Corporate Center. 1970 – Honorable Mention, All-America lion’s heart. I had the luck and good fortune City Award 2006 – Northeastern Economic Also coordinated with the Greater Hazleton Developers Association Awards to be called upon to give the roar.” Chamber of Commerce. Competition CAN DO’s 50th anniversary video and 1987 – Top 10 Development Group commemorative book earned a “Best of – Dr. Edgar L. Dessen Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial Class” Award, while CAN DO’s marketing Development magazine. Founder, CAN DO department earned an “Excellence Award” 1988 – Pocono Northeast Community for a print advertisement in Attaché. Award, 1st Place 2006 – TELLY® Award Presented for economic development by The 50th Anniversary video and the Economic Development Council of commemorative book also earned Northeastern Pennsylvania. CAN DO a bronze TELLY Award, a highly 1989 – Top 10 Development Group coveted award presented for excellence in Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial commercial and video production. Development magazine. 2008 – Large Agency of the Year, 1993 – Arthur D. Little Organization Pennsylvania Economic Development Environmental Excellence in Economic Association (PEDA) Development Award A statewide association of economic For “Terrarium Concept” design of CAN DO development professionals. Corporate Center. 2009 – Northeast Economic Development 2000 – Northeastern Economic Association Awards Developers Association Awards CAN DO received one Best of Class/ CAN DO’s Communiqué newsletter, website Superior award (SiteLines newsletter), and a color advertisement in a national one Excellent award (Energy Solutions trade magazine were selected “among the brochure) and four Merit awards. best” in Northeast United States.

CAN DO Parks Humboldt Industrial Park McAdoo Industrial Park (including Humboldt North, East and West) Tresckow Road, Banks Township What Route 924, Hazle Township 230 acres of industrial property 3,000 acres of industrial property More than 800,000 square feet Nearly 13 million square feet More than 400 employees More than 8,000 employees vision, CAN DO Corporate Center Humboldt Station Route 309, Drums CAN DO’s first retail/commercial project 1,010 acres for white-collar, skilled administrative drive and a Since 1956, CAN DO has fostered economic Interstate 81 and Route 924, Hazle Township and light industrial development 12 parcels ideal for hotels, restaurants and retail More than 200,000 square feet activity in our community and has evolved into a More than 400 employees Valmont Industrial Park community one-stop shop for business and industry. Route 93, West Hazleton Other Industrial & Business Sites 750 acres of industrial property CAN DO has also assisted with numerous More than 4 million square feet development projects in the City of Hazleton Nearly 3,000 employees and surrounding areas. CAN DO

CAN DO, Inc. One South Church Street, Suite 200 Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201-6288 wwww.hazletoncando.com 570-455-1508 or 800-54-CANDO CAN DO’s headquarters in downtown Hazleton, PA. “I have never accepted what many people Honors & Awards 1964 – All-America City Award 2006 – U.S. Green Building Council have kindly said, namely, that I inspired the CAN DO and the Greater Hazleton Chamber Leadership in Energy and Environmental of Commerce spearheaded a campaign to Design (LEED) Award community regeneration. The people had the obtain this important distinction. For the 40 Azalea Drive property in the CAN DO Corporate Center. 1970 – Honorable Mention, All-America lion’s heart. I had the luck and good fortune City Award 2006 – Northeastern Economic Also coordinated with the Greater Hazleton Developers Association Awards to be called upon to give the roar.” Chamber of Commerce. Competition CAN DO’s 50th anniversary video and 1987 – Top 10 Development Group commemorative book earned a “Best of – Dr. Edgar L. Dessen Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial Class” Award, while CAN DO’s marketing Development magazine. Founder, CAN DO department earned an “Excellence Award” 1988 – Pocono Northeast Community for a print advertisement in Attaché. Award, 1st Place 2006 – TELLY® Award Presented for economic development by The 50th Anniversary video and the Economic Development Council of commemorative book also earned Northeastern Pennsylvania. CAN DO a bronze TELLY Award, a highly 1989 – Top 10 Development Group coveted award presented for excellence in Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial commercial and video production. Development magazine. 2008 – Large Agency of the Year, 1993 – Arthur D. Little Organization Pennsylvania Economic Development Environmental Excellence in Economic Association (PEDA) Development Award A statewide association of economic For “Terrarium Concept” design of CAN DO development professionals. Corporate Center. 2009 – Northeast Economic Development 2000 – Northeastern Economic Association Awards Developers Association Awards CAN DO received one Best of Class/ CAN DO’s Communiqué newsletter, website Superior award (SiteLines newsletter), and a color advertisement in a national one Excellent award (Energy Solutions trade magazine were selected “among the brochure) and four Merit awards. best” in Northeast United States.

NEW YORK Boston MASSACHUSETTS Toronto Syracuse Albany Providence Hartford R.I. CONNECTICUT About CAN DO Buffalo CAN DO (Community Area New Development economic growth in the community through 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Organization) is a private, nonprofit economic and land and building development, business HAZLETON New York industrial development agency serving Greater financing, entrepreneurial support and many Newark Cleveland Trenton Hazleton in northeastern Pennsylvania. The other economic development services. PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia organization is self-funded and does not rely on tax Harrisburg CAN DO’s roots run deep. Supporting our staff OHIO NEW JERSEY dollars from local, state or federal government. are the 102 voting and non-voting volunteers Pittsburgh MARYLAND Dover From inception through 2014, CAN DO has created who comprise the CAN DO Board of Directors, Baltimore DELAWARE over 26,000 jobs, assisted in more than 400 many of whom are appointed by local service Washington, D.C. development projects and leveraged over $1 billion organizations that were granted seats on the in private investments, generating $8.4 million in board according to their participation in our WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA taxes and $460 million in annual payroll. original 1956 fund drive. These non-paid, Our MissionRichmond community-minded individuals are the heart Charleston“ The spacious Renaissance Center in downtown is to improve the quality of life in the Hazleton is home to CAN DO’s progressive team of and soul of the CAN DO organization. Greater Hazleton Area through the economic development professionals. CAN DO’s To learn more about CAN DO’s history of creation and retention of a full range of professional staff is poised to continue to foster success, visit www.hazletoncando.com. employment opportunities. ”

CAN DO’s beginning Humboldt Industrial Park Humboldt expansions Humboldt Station The road ahead

When local coal industry collapsed after a 1955 hurricane Planning for another park west of downtown Hazleton began By the mid-1990s, CAN DO recognized the need to expand the In 2007, CAN DO added Humboldt Station – a commercial and The CAN DO spirit of vision, drive and determination brought flooded the mines, a group of local civic and business leaders, in 1968, and CAN DO purchased the land in 1970. Humboldt Humboldt Industrial Park and, in early 1996, started work on retail development at the intersection of State Route 924 and about the rebirth of a proud community. We will continue headed by Dr. Edgar L. Dessen, founded CAN DO with community Industrial Park opened two years later. The park quickly started a 300-acre section named Humboldt West. Next, officials Interstate 81. This highly visible and easily accessible location to acquire and develop the land and infrastructure needed donations raised largely through a “Dime a Week” tin lunch filling with eager new tenants. Stretching for five miles along began designing and developing Humboldt North, a 400-acre, provides Humboldt park employees, local residents and to attract new industries and jobs to Greater Hazleton; we pail campaign. Dessen called it “CAN DO” after a local banker Route 924, today Humboldt has become the largest industrial rail-served tract across State Route 924. CAN DO officials then interstate travelers with a variety of conveniences, including will offer support to existing companies; and we will seek predicted they wouldn’t be able to do it. park in Greater Hazleton at more than 3,000 acres. developed the 200-acre Humboldt East. gas, food and lodging. entrepreneurs and help them create successful businesses. 1956 1960s-70s 1990s 2007 The future

Valmont Industrial Park McAdoo Industrial Park CAN DO Corporate Center CAN BE incubator

CAN DO launched Valmont Industrial Park, its first park, in 1957. When CAN DO courted a potential tenant that didn’t need the Completed in late 1995, the CAN DO Corporate Center is Recognizing that some of the best business ideas are homegrown, General Foam Corp, was the first tenant, creating 100 new jobs. prime location and large spaces offered at Humboldt, CAN DO strategically located adjacent to Interstate 80 and minutes from CAN DO launched the Community Association for New Business Other businesses soon followed, snatching up parcels of land opened the 200-acre McAdoo Industrial Park in 1989. With lot Interstate 81. It features the latest communications technology Entrepreneurship (CAN BE). Begun in the early 2000s, CAN BE and constructing facilities or moving into shell buildings. These sizes ranging from 2 acres to 30 acres, the industrial park can and amenities such as a recreation area and conservation is a business incubator program that provides office space and firms created thousands of new jobs that generated millions of be ideal for a variety of business types. Today, the park remains preserve. Tenants range from technology giant Web.com to the infrastructure to start-up companies. CAN BE tenants can also dollars in payroll. a great choice for industry and businesses. Hazleton Area School District. tap into the local business and educational resources. 1957 1989 1995 2000s “I have never accepted what many people Honors & Awards 1964 – All-America City Award 2006 – U.S. Green Building Council have kindly said, namely, that I inspired the CAN DO and the Greater Hazleton Chamber Leadership in Energy and Environmental of Commerce spearheaded a campaign to Design (LEED) Award community regeneration. The people had the obtain this important distinction. For the 40 Azalea Drive property in the CAN DO Corporate Center. 1970 – Honorable Mention, All-America lion’s heart. I had the luck and good fortune City Award 2006 – Northeastern Economic Also coordinated with the Greater Hazleton Developers Association Awards to be called upon to give the roar.” Chamber of Commerce. Competition CAN DO’s 50th anniversary video and 1987 – Top 10 Development Group commemorative book earned a “Best of – Dr. Edgar L. Dessen Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial Class” Award, while CAN DO’s marketing Development magazine. Founder, CAN DO department earned an “Excellence Award” 1988 – Pocono Northeast Community for a print advertisement in Attaché. Award, 1st Place 2006 – TELLY® Award Presented for economic development by The 50th Anniversary video and the Economic Development Council of commemorative book also earned Northeastern Pennsylvania. CAN DO a bronze TELLY Award, a highly 1989 – Top 10 Development Group coveted award presented for excellence in Awarded by Site Selection & Industrial commercial and video production. Development magazine. 2008 – Large Agency of the Year, 1993 – Arthur D. Little Organization Pennsylvania Economic Development Environmental Excellence in Economic Association (PEDA) Development Award A statewide association of economic For “Terrarium Concept” design of CAN DO development professionals. Corporate Center. 2009 – Northeast Economic Development 2000 – Northeastern Economic Association Awards Developers Association Awards CAN DO received one Best of Class/ CAN DO’s Communiqué newsletter, website Superior award (SiteLines newsletter), and a color advertisement in a national one Excellent award (Energy Solutions trade magazine were selected “among the brochure) and four Merit awards. best” in Northeast United States.

To Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Nescopeck To PA Turnpike I-476, Sand Springs State Park I-84 and I-380 Golf Club To New York Community To Pocono resorts Exit 260 Exit 262 CAN DO & Exit 151 Corporate Butler Township Center

To Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport

PPL Susquehanna Steam Electric Power Station To Ohio and west Exit 256 Sugarloaf Township Edgewood in the Freeland Pines Golf Club Drums Conyngham

Penn State Jeddo Valley Hazleton

To Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport

PPL Susquehanna Steam Country Club Electric Power Station Laurel Mall Hazleton Airport Sugarloaf Exit 145 Golf Club Valmont Industrial Park City of Hazleton West CAN DO Oﬃce Hazleton

Humboldt Exit 143 Industrial Parks Humboldt Station To PA Turnpike I-476 To Jim, Thorpe, Lehighton, Eagle Rock New York, Philadelphia Resort Beaver Meadows

McAdoo Industrial Park McAdoo

Exit 138 To Harrisburg To I-76 and I-78 MAINE GREATER HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA Montréal VERMONT Augusta AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR BUSINESS Montpelier Portland NEW HAMPSHIRE Greater Hazleton encompasses an area located within Concord three counties: southern Luzerne County, northern NEW YORK Schuylkill County and western Carbon County. Boston MASSACHUSETTS Greater Hazleton is strategically located near Interstates Toronto 80, 81, 84, 380 and 476, and puts your company within Syracuse Albany Providence Hartford a 300-mile radius of 25 percent of the population and R.I. total production of the entire nation. Buﬀalo CONNECTICUT DRIVING DISTANCES

50 100 150 200 250 300Wilkes-Barre,350 400 PA . 450. . . .500 . . .550 . . . 28 miles HAZLETON New York Mount Pocono, PA ...... 43 miles Newark Scranton, PA ...... 46 miles Cleveland Trenton PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Allentown, PA ...... 47 miles Harrisburg OHIO NEW JERSEY Harrisburg, PA ...... 80 miles

Dover Philadelphia, PA ...... 97 miles Pittsburgh MARYLAND Baltimore DELAWARE New York City, NY ...... 127 miles Washington, D.C. Baltimore, MD ...... 160 miles Washington, DC ...... 201 miles WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA Pittsburgh, PA ...... 249 miles Charleston Richmond Boston, MA ...... 331 miles

WHY CHOOSE GREATER HAZLETON? BUSINESS AND  HIGHWAYS INDUSTRIAL PARKS Interstates 80, 81, 84, 380 and 476 Some of the largest corporations in the world have chosen Greater Hazleton for • CAN DO Corporate Center their expansion or relocation needs.  AIRPORTS • Humboldt Industrial Parks Why? Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP) Lehigh Valley International (ABE) – Humboldt • An ideal location, featuring outstanding Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) interstate highway access that simplifies – Humboldt East John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) LaGuardia Airport (LGA) logistics. – Humboldt North Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) • Lower operating costs when compared – Humboldt Northwest to neighboring states, which strengthens – Humboldt West your bottom line for years to come. RAIL Reading Blue Mountain & Northern • A skilled and reliable workforce with an • Humboldt Station Norfolk Southern available labor pool that is ready to meet • Valmont Industrial Park your needs. With the combination of great location, • McAdoo Industrial Park  SEAPORTS affordability and workforce, Greater Port of New York and New Jersey • Hazleton Commerce Center Hazleton is ready for your business, today Port of Philadelphia and in the future. Port of Wilmington Port of Baltimore

CAN DO, Inc. One South Church Street, Suite 200 Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201-6288 wwww.hazletoncando.com 570-455-1508 or 800-54-CANDO transportation GREATER HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAYS AIR BUS SERVICE quick facts I-80, I-81, I-84, I-380, I-476, SR 309, SR 924, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport 35 miles Hazleton Public Transit community SR 93, SR 424 Lehigh Valley International Airport 50 miles Motor Transportation Company mile commute radius with a civilian labor Harrisburg International Airport 85 miles RAILROADS Greyhound service w/ Fullington force of 343,000 and population of 693,450 Philadelphia International Airport 105 miles Trailways 30 Norfolk Southern The Hazleton Municipal Airport can handle most Trailways service w/ Fullington million square feet of industrial space Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad corporate jets. Trailways 20 is located throughout CAN DO’s parks square miles encompass the profile Hazleton Area School District 255 important contacts major employers AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT STATISTICS AND INFORMATION FOR GREATER HAZLETON, PA

CAN DO, Inc. 570.455.1508 Amazon NE distributor of books, cds, dvds AVERAGE Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce 570.455.1509 American Eagle Outfitters NE distributor clothes & accessories City of Hazleton 570.459.4965 Auto Zone NE distributor of auto parts population commute time to work Hazle Township 570.455.2039 Bemis Mfg of extrusion and printing of polyfilm Butler Township 570.788.3547 Bradley Caldwell Distributor of hardware, farm & pet supplies West Hazleton Borough 570.455.7851 Greater Luzerne Hazleton/Wilkes-Barre/ Cargill Meat Solutions Retail meat processing facility Hazleton County Scranton MSA East Union Township 570.384.0739 Citterio USA Corporation Mfg of Italian style meat products Hazleton/Wilkes-Barre/Scranton MSA 555,426 Banks Township Municipal Authority 570.454.8291 DBi Services Global leader in infrastructure ops. & maint. ELECTRIC UTILITIES Dial Corp (Henkel Consumer Goods) Household laundry products Luzerne County 317,343 Fabri-Kal Corp Mfg of packaging products 86,43220.8 22.0 21.9 MINUTES MINUTES MINUTES PPL Electric Utilities 800.342.5775 FedEx Supply Chain Supply chain solutions Greater Hazleton 86,432 PPL Industrial & Commercial Services 888.220.9991 Gonnella Frozen Products, Inc. Mfg of frozen bakery products NATURAL GAS UTILITIES Hazleton Area School District Education Hershey Company Mfg of molded chocolate products Source: U.S. Census Bureau Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey UGI Utilities, Inc. 800.276.2722 Keystone Job Corp Education MAINE Montréal WATER UTILITIES Lehigh Valley Hospital Hazleton Hospital VERMONT Augusta Michaels Stores NE distributor of handcraft products Montpelier CAN DO, Inc. 570.455.1508 Portland access to major markets Penn State Hazleton College campus NEW Hazleton City Authority 570.454.2401 PFNonwovens Mfg of nonwoven fabric HAMPSHIRE Concord REGIONAL CENTER ROAD MILES TIME (HRS.) SANITARY SEWER UTILITIES PPL Electric Utilities Electricity provider Silgan White Cap Mfg of metal closures NEW YORK Allentown, PA 47 1.1 CAN DO, Inc. 570.455.1508 Boston Baltimore, MD 161 2.8 Simmons Company Mfg of mattresses Greater Hazleton Joint Sewer Authority 570.454.0851 MASSACHUSETTS Boston, MA 331 5.8 Toronto Albany Tech Packaging, Inc. Packaging & shrink wrap for food industry Syracuse Providence Charlotte, NC 556 9.4 RAILROAD Hartford The Nature’s Bounty Co. Distributor of vitamins R.I. Chicago, IL 671 11.4 CONNECTICUT Norfolk Southern 800.635.5768 Walmart Chain retailer Bu alo Cincinnati, OH 546 9.3 Reading Blue Mtn. & Northern Railroad 610.562.2100 Web.com Call center & tech support for websites Cleveland, OH 345 6.0 Detroit, MI 497 8.5 New York Harrisburg, PA 80 1.5 HAZLETON 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 Newark Montreal, Canada 423 7.5 Mt. Pocono, PA 43 0.8 Cleveland Trenton PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Newark, NJ 117 2.1 A wide range of employment Hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, For more information regarding Harrisburg New York, NY 127 2.4 opportunities and an outstanding and boating are just a few of the living in Greater Hazleton, visit OHIO NEW JERSEY Philadelphia, PA 97 2.0 quality of life business climate for entrepreneurs, pastimes that can be pursued. We hazletonchamber.org or call Dover Pittsburgh, PA 249 5.1 small businesses, and large have semi-pro baseball and hockey 570.455.1509. Their web site Pittsburgh MARYLAND Baltimore industries complete our teams, and host two NASCAR races contains a variety of information DELAWARE Richmond, VA 301 5.6 Greater Hazleton offers residents an community picture. each year within a 45-minute drive. about our community, including Washington, D.C. Scranton, PA 46 1.0 outstanding quality of life with plenty of Greater Hazleton is also perfectly an events calendar and Syracuse, NY 172 3.1 cultural and recreational opportunities, an The beauty of all four seasons situated to access Philadelphia, New information about healthcare, Toronto, Canada 416 7.3 WEST VIRGINIA inexpensive cost of living, and excellent makes the Greater Hazleton area York, and Baltimore because of our arts, culture, dining, lodging, VIRGINIA Washington, DC 201 3.5 healthcare and education systems. an outdoor delight. strategic location near Interstates recreation, housing, media, Wilkes-Barre, PA 28 0.4 80, 81, 84, 380, and 476. shopping, and schools. Charleston Richmond Wilmington, DE 114 2.2

QUESTIONS? Contact CAN DO or The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce.

One South Church Street I Suite 200 8 West Broad Street I Suite 1490 Hazleton, PA 18201 Hazleton, PA 18201 570.455.1508 or 1.800.542.2636 570.455.1509 or 1.800.653.3378 570.454.7787 570.450.2013 hazletoncando.com hazletonchamber.org employment by occupation employment rate employment & wage estimates housing

12% Hazleton/Wilkes-Barre/Scranton MSA GREATER LUZERNE HAZLETON/ HAZLETON COUNTY WILKES-BARRE/ 10% SCRANTON MSA MEAN MEAN 8% OCCUPATION EMPLOY. HOURLY ANNUAL OCCUPATION PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT 6% GREATER Management, Business, Science, & Arts 29.1% 31.0% 32.5% ALL OCCUPATIONS 257,730 $20.18 $41,980 HAZLETON 4% Service 12.8% 16.5% 16.6% Management 8,750 $49.25 $102,430 Sales & Office 23.7% 25.4% 24.8% 2% Business & Financial Operations 8,900 $30.16 $62,730 Natural Resources, Construction, & Maint. 6.4% 8.3% 8.5% 0% Computer & Mathematical 3,890 $31.71 $65,960 Production, Transp., & Material Moving 28.0% 18.8% 17.7% 2010 2014 2015 2016 2017 $127,874 Architecture & Engineering 3,360 $34.87 $72,520 Source: U.S. Census Bureau LUZERNE COUNTY, PA Life, Physical, & Social Science 1,240 $35.17 $73,160 median home value Community & Social Service 5,040 $20.46 $42,550 Legal 1,210 $31.08 $64,650 Education, Training, & Library 13,310 $26.81 $55,760 employment by industry labor force Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, & Media 2,200 $20.00 $41,600 Healthcare Practitioners & Technical 17,590 $32.33 $67,240 Healthcare Support 8,940 $14.98 $31,160 66.4% 67.1% 65.8% GREATER LUZERNE HAZLETON/ HAZLETON COUNTY WILKES-BARRE/ Protective Service 5,640 $22.53 $46,860 SCRANTON MSA Greater Hazleton 63.0 Food Preparation & Serving Related 22,690 $10.96 $22,790 Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance 7,980 $12.33 $25,640 INDUSTRY PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT % Personal Care & Service 8,370 $11.72 $24,370 33.6% 32.9% 34.2% Arts/Entertainment/Recreation & Sales & Related 23,500 $16.07 $33,430 Accommodation/Food Services 5.5% 7.6% 7.6% Office & Administrative Support 43,970 $16.57 $34,470 Construction 3.4% 5.5% 5.6% Farming, Fishing, & Forestry 270 $15.04 $31,290 Edu. Services, Health Care, Social Asst. 21.5% 23.5% 24.5% Luzerne County Construction & Extraction 8,270 $22.49 $46,790 Greater Luzerne Hazleton/ Finance/Ins. & Real Estate/Rental/Leasing 5.3% 6.6% 6.5% 61.6 Hazleton County Wilkes-Barre/ Installation, Maintenance, & Repair 10,220 $21.00 $43,670 Scranton MSA Manufacturing 19.0% 14.3% 13.1% % Production 22,570 $17.61 $36,620 Other Services (except Public Admin.) 3.0% 3.7% 4.2% Transportation & Material Moving 29,830 $16.71 $34,750 RENTER OCCUPIED OWNER OCCUPIED Professional, Scientific, & Management and Admin. & Waste Management Services 7.7% 8.0% 7.8% Source: U.S. Department of Labor - Bureau of Labor Statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis Public Administration 5.3% 4.6% 4.6% Hazleton/ Retail Trade 11.1% 12.3% 12.2% Wilkes-Barre/ 60.7 Transportation, Warehousing, & Utilities 12.7% 9.1% 8.9% Scranton MSA % income GREATER LUZERNE HAZLETON/WILKES-BARRE/ Wholesale Trade 3.4% 2.6% 2.7% HAZLETON COUNTY SCRANTON MSA Source: U.S. Census Bureau business & industrial parks MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME $48,135 $51,332 $50,891

CAN DO Corporate Center Hazleton Commerce Center Humboldt Industrial Park MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME $57,626 $65,982 $67,483

An award-winning office/business park located The Center is located on State Route 424, A 3,000-acre park located at the on/off ramp Source: U.S. Census Bureau at the intersection of Interstate 80 and with easy access to Interstate 80 and for Exit 143 of Interstate 81 & Bureau of Economic Analysis State Route 309. Interstate 81. at State Route 924.

Humboldt Station McAdoo Industrial Park Valmont Industrial Park A 28-acre commercial/retail center at State A 200-acre park located less than a mile A 750-acre park located adjacent to population by age & sex educational attainment Route 924 and Interstate 81 with sites for hotels, from State Route 309 and 2 miles Interstate 81 and State Route 93. restaurants, and commercial activity. from Interstate 81.

CAN DO Corporate Center Hazleton Commerce Center Humboldt Industrial Park MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME $57,626 $65,982 $67,483

GREATER LUZERNE HAZLETON/ GREATER LUZERNE HAZLETON/ HAZLETON COUNTY WILKES-BARRE/ HAZLETON COUNTY WILKES-BARRE/ SCRANTON MSA SCRANTON MSA TOTAL POPULATION 73,664 317,343 555,426 business financing taxes (pa) HS Graduate or Higher 85.5% 89.1% 90.4% Up to 19 Years 23.2% 21.9% 22.4% BA Degree or Higher 20.8% 23.9% 25.6% CAN DO, Inc. has assembled a team of CAN DO has been certified by the Pennsylvania Corporate Net Income Tax 9.99% 20 to 44 Years 33.0% 30.5% 30.2% economic development finance professionals Department of Community and Economic Personal Income Tax 3.07% Source: U.S. Census Bureau who can assist a company in identifying and Development (DCED) as a Certified Economic 45 to 64 Years 25.5% 27.9% 27.8% Sales and Use Tax 6% packaging financing opportunities through Development Organization (CEDO), enabling the 65 Years + 18.2% 19.6% 19.6% public and private funding sources. organization to act as a conduit for state funding. Unemployment Compensation Tax 3.5% median age For additional information, please visit Median Age (Years) 39.8 43.2 43.1 For information regarding local real estate taxes, www.hazletoncando.com. visit www.hazletoncando.com Source: U.S. Census Bureau & Bureau of Economic Analysis Source: U.S. Census Bureau & Bureau of Economic Analysis transportation GREATER HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAYS AIR BUS SERVICE quick facts I-80, I-81, I-84, I-380, I-476, SR 309, SR 924, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport 35 miles Hazleton Public Transit community SR 93, SR 424 Lehigh Valley International Airport 50 miles Motor Transportation Company mile commute radius with a civilian labor Harrisburg International Airport 85 miles RAILROADS Greyhound service w/ Fullington force of 343,000 and population of 693,450 Philadelphia International Airport 105 miles Trailways 30 Norfolk Southern The Hazleton Municipal Airport can handle most Trailways service w/ Fullington million square feet of industrial space Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad corporate jets. Trailways 20 is located throughout CAN DO’s parks square miles encompass the profile Hazleton Area School District 255 important contacts major employers AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT STATISTICS AND INFORMATION FOR GREATER HAZLETON, PA

QUESTIONS? Contact CAN DO or The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce.