Strawberry Square at Market and N. 3rd streets in Harrisburg.
Two new tenants soon will land in Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, it was announced today.
Harristown Enterprises said it has completed lease deals with RGS Associates, a land planning, landscape architecture and civil engineering firm, and with Sellers Dorsey, which offers health care consulting.
RGS will move four employees into 2,500 square feet of space in December, with expectations that the number of workers will increase, said Brad Jones, president and CEO of Harristown, which owns Strawberry Square. Also in December, Sellers Dorsey will take about 5,000 square feet of space for 12 employees, with room to add personnel, Jones said.
In other developments in Strawberry Square:
- The first of 900 workers with the state Department of General Services have begun moving into the former Verizon Tower, now renamed the Commonwealth Tower.
- Verizon Wireless recently opened a retail and service store on the first floor of Strawberry Square.
- Little Amps Coffee Roasters is expected to open its kiosk location on the first floor in November.
- Also in November, construction is expected to begin on converting office space to 22 high-end apartments along N. 3rd and Market streets. To facilitate that project, Harristown has moved its own offices to the Lerner Tower above Auntie Anne’s Pretzels.
“People are coming into downtown and want to be here,” said Jones. “That’s good news for Harrisburg.”
