Windber
Windber, PA · Real Estate
StateCollege.com
New Owners Acquire Jim’s Italian Cuisine in Bellefonte
The new owners of a longtime Bellefonte restaurant say they plan to preserve the traditions that have made it a beloved part of the community for nearly 75 years. Gary and Sharon Landon will take over Jim's Italian Cuisine, 204 E. Cherry Lane on Aug. 12. The Landons also own Happy Wraps, which has permanently closed its brick-and-mortar location in downtown Bellefonte but will continue to offer catering. "We know how much Jim's means to Bellefonte," Gary Landon wrote on Facebook . "For generations, families have made memories here, and that's because of the hard work and dedication of Jim, the Boscaino family, and the incredible staff. We are truly grateful for everything they've built. Our goal isn't to change what has made Jim's a local favorite. It's to honor that tradition and do everything we can to preserve it. Jim Boscaino opened the restaurant, tucked away on the corner of Cherry Lane and South Penn Street, in 1952 and his son Jim took over ownership in 1994. Over the decades, Jim's cozy atmosphere and Italian comfort foods have made it a Bellefonte staple. The younger Boscaino has looked into selling the business for several years, including listing it through
StateCollege.com
Jimmy John’s Returning to State College
A national sandwich shop chain is returning to State College after a two-year absence. Jimmy John's has signed a lease for a store at 1718 S. Atherton St., next to Honeybaked Ham in Creekside Plaza, according Kandy Weader of Bennett Williams, the commercial real estate agent for the property. The 1,457-square-foot space was last home to Subway, which closed earlier this year along with several of the chain's other Centre Region locations. "This high-visibility location continues to attract strong national brands, and we're proud to have helped bring another great tenant to the market," Weader wrote in a Facebook post . Jimmy John's media relations did not immediately respond to a question about a planned opening date. The sub shop's most recent State College location at 434 E. College Ave. closed in the summer of 2024. Mosul Grill now occupies that downtown space. The former Subway location at 1718 S. Atherton St., State College, in Creekside Plaza, is pictured on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026. Jimmy John's has signed a lease for the space. Photo by Evan Halfen | StateCollege.com The post Jimmy John’s Returning to State College appeared first on StateCollege.com .
hometextilestoday.com
Wayfair picks spot for 1st store in Pennsylvania
Expected to open in 2027, the location will further expand Wayfair‘s physical retail footprint and serve customers throughout western Pennsylvania. “Pittsburgh is a region celebrated for its strong community roots and distinct architectural character, making it an incredibly exciting market for our physical retail expansion,” said Liza Lefkowski, vice president of merchandising and stores at Wayfair. “We look forward to welcoming local shoppers into a space where they can touch, feel and visualize products across the whole home category, helping them seamlessly bring their home projects to life.”
StateCollege.com
State College Borough Working on Deal to Acquire Addison Court, Maintain Low-Income Senior Apartments
State College Borough is working on an agreement to buy Arnold Addison Court and ensure it is maintained as low-income apartments for seniors and people with disabilities, a move that would end months of uncertainty and angst for the downtown building's residents. "During the past few months, the borough has been meeting with the owner of Addison Court to discuss the continuation of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit and the safe continued occupation by the residents," Borough Council President Evan Myers said at the start of Monday night's meeting. "At this time, the legal agreements are still being worked out, but the borough and the owner are close to an agreement for the borough to purchase Addison Court and work with the current owner to keep the building as affordable senior housing." Myers did not disclose specifics of the potential deal, saying that no additional information could be provided yet because it is an ongoing negotiation. Any tentative agreement would be voted on by council during a regular meeting, he added. Ferguson Township-based real estate developer PrimeCore put the 120 E. Beaver Ave. under contract late last year and completed the purchase in June for $6.9 million from Beaver
Wellsboro Gazette
State College mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.
WTAJ
$1.1M grocery store project at former Rite Aid stalled in Cambria County
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WTAJ) — Plans to develop a grocery store at a former Rite Aid in downtown Johnstown have stalled. According to our media partners at The Tribune-Democrat, Terravista Capital’s plan to transform the former Rite Aid building at 507 Main St. isn’t moving forward. As of July 23, clicking on the link for terravistacapitals.com leads […]
USA TODAY
Is it legal? The rules that allow rent raises in Allegheny County
Franklin County Free Press
Spring View Farms Brings New Single-Family Homes to Chambersburg
DRB Homes is excited to introduce Spring View Farms, one of Chambersburg’s newest single-family home communities, located in the western part of Chambersburg off Warm Spring Road. Tucked back in a quiet setting while still offering convenient access to local shopping, dining, schools, commuter routes, and everyday necessities, Spring...