Falls Township Approves NorthPoint Development’s Plan for Over 20 Cutting-Edge Warehouses at Massive Trade Hub 

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Site of the proposed Keystone Trade Center, a warehouse site on the former U.S. Steel property in Falls Township.

Falls Township has approved an adjustment in plans for a U.S. Steel redevelopment project by NorthPoint Development.  

The developer initially got the green light in November to build a 267,000-square-foot building as part of the Keystone Trade Center, a strategic logistics hub for global and regional occupiers.  

However, talks with a potential tenant yielded a need for the construction of a warehouse building and a manufacturing operation.  

The additional buildings will occupy a 32.2-acre parcel of land.  

Northpoint plans to construct over 20 cutting-edge industrial warehouse buildings, encompassing over 10 million square feet with the capacity to expand to 15 million. 

The redevelopment could create up to 14,000 new jobs.  

Read more about Northpoint Development’s proposal on the Township of Falls website.  

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