A developer is building a 72-unit apartment block on the Johnson City property that was once home to the Philadelphia Sales discount store.
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Regan Development Corporation, Westchester County, has plans to construct the mixed use project at 333 Grand Avenue. The four-acre site is east of Route 201 and adjacent to railroad tracks.
In June 2020, the village purchased the property from United Health Services for $200,000. It was originally meant to be used for Johnson City’s new public works department, but this plan was abandoned.
On October 25, 2022, a vacant site was found at 333 Grand Avenue. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF-News)
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Larry Regan, a developer wants to build a 4-story complex on the property. The building would include 6,200 square feet retail space.
Mayor Martin Meaney indicated that the project was moving forward. He stated that some preliminary site work had been done.
Regan was responsible for overseeing the $29 million redevelopment in Endicott Johnson buildings. This was just a few years back. More than 100 apartments have been built in the Century and Sunrise structures.
A section of an abandoned parking lot that used to be the site for the former Philadelphia Sales store in Johnson City. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF-News)
The Grand Avenue property on which the new project is to build was home to the Philadelphia Sales store, which was founded in 1959. The store was home to the retailer for almost four decades.
As “Phillies,”The place was known for its catchphrase “We bought out!”For merchandise billed as “slightly irregular.”It was also known for its popcorn smell that wafted through the store.
The old building was used by a sports complex for a few decades before it was demolished.
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