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January 5, 2017

Vacant Samters Building Sold

Vacant Samters Building Sold As appeared on WNEP by Dan Ratchford on January 5, 2017. SCRANTON — A vacant building in downtown Scranton has been sold. The Samters building at the corner of Penn and Lackawanna Avenues was recently sold to Charles Jefferson, according to the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce. Jefferson’s investment […]

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January 5, 2017

Developer Charles Jefferson Adds Long Empty Samter’s to Regional Portfolio

Charles Jefferson, whose investment groups own Montage Mountain Resorts, the Connell Building on North Washington Avenue and the Leonard Theater on Adams Avenue, purchased the 43,712-square-foot building for the asking price of $500,000 through his company, Scranton-Samter LP, according to the deed made public Wednesday.

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December 31, 2016

Samter’s building in downtown Scranton sold

Samter’s building in downtown Scranton sold As appeared in The Times Tribune on December 31, 2016. The former Samter’s building at Lackawanna and Penn avenues has sold, according to property marketer Hinerfeld Commercial Real Estate of Scranton. A firm called Scranton-Samter LP bought the building. The price was not disclosed, though the asking price was […]

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December 3, 2016

Downtown vigor building

Downtown vigor building As appeared in The Times Tribune on December 3, 2016 by The Editorial Boad. Block by block, once-stagnant downtown Scranton has become a focus for redevelopment. The Scranton Counseling Center in the 300 block of Adams Avenue. (Times-Tribune File) This week, state Sen. John Blake announced that the Scranton Counseling Center will […]

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November 30, 2016

Plan for Relocation of Scranton Counseling Center

A relocation of Scranton Counseling Center from the city’s downtown to South Side entails redevelopment of old buildings in both locations, officials said. The plan calls for the private, nonprofit Scranton Counseling Center to move from the 300 block of Adams Avenue downtown, its location for nearly 30 years, to a building in South Side that Mr. Jefferson would renovate for the behavioral health services agency.

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October 22, 2016

Montage Mountain Holds Job Fair

Montage Mountain Holds Job Fair As appeared on WNEP by Bill Michlowski on October 22, 2016. SCRANTON — Many people hoped to land some open positions at a job fair in Scranton. Montage Mountain Resorts has openings in all of its departments for this upcoming winter season. Company officials held a job fair on […]

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