A strong workforce is critical to your business’ success. That’s not rocket science, it’s common sense. It’s also one of the Lehigh Valley’s biggest selling points for businesses looking for a place to call home.
Grabbing a quick bite recently at NOSH @ nana’s on the first floor of Three City Center gave me good reason to smile. On my stroll east from Center Square, I passed several bustling new businesses that are a sign of the city’s renaissance — especially around the intersection of Sixth and Hamilton streets.
Artists have begun installing a colorful new mural on the public parking deck along the ArtsWalk at City Center. The mural design—a stylized sunrise that will span the south- and west-facing corners of the parking deck at Church Street—was chosen from proposals submitted this summer, with Amber Art and Design of Philadelphia having their proposal selected.
Local painting-party studio Roey’s Paintbox is relocating to The Shops at City Center on the ArtsWalk. The studio will officially open in early November, although it is already accepting party reservations online.
The upcoming grand opening of Blow Dry Bar by ReVive! Salon has been highly anticipated in and around The Shops at City Center, and its location at 27 N.
The owners of grain. and The Bayou announced today that their coming barbecue restaurant and bar on The ArtsWalk at City Center in Downtown Allentown will be named Queen City BBQ. The new restaurant, which will offer dine-in and carry-out options, will open in September 2016.
This week, the Allentown Zoning Hearing Board gave approval for City Center Lehigh Valley to begin demolition at the site of the future Tower 6 at Sixth and Hamilton streets. The 12-story Class A building will offer businesses of any size the opportunity to own their office space.
Today City Center Lehigh Valley announced plans to develop a 12-story Class A office building at Sixth and Hamilton streets and offer businesses of any size the opportunity to own space in it. The 145,000-square-foot building, which has been named Tower 6, is projected to open in early 2018.
On Tuesday, the Allentown Planning Commission approved City Center Lehigh Valley‘s plans to build a 71-unit luxury apartment building next to Miller Symphony Hall.
This Friday, August 19, the new Downtown Allentown Local Food Market launches from 4 to 7 p.m. at Seventh and Hamilton streets, next to the Wells Fargo Building.