Westinghouse's new nuclear headquarters has spurred $500 million worth of growth in Cranberry Township, Butler County, reports the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Cranberry Promenade, a $30 million development of 218,658-square feet of space that will contain retail shops, including an Aldi grocery store, and 170,720 square feet of office space. A first phase will build about 70,000 square feet of space, with about 70 percent retail and 30 percent office, with a ground breaking planned for late summer or early fall. Plans for a second phase include office space in a campus-like setting, surrounded by a central park. Developer is Warner Pacific Properties of Sturgis, Mich.
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