Hazleton PA - CAN DO, Inc. available commercial real estate land and buildings

Humboldt Station is CAN DO's first commercial/retail project and features pad-ready parcels earmarked for hotels, restaurants and retail shopping. The 28-acre Humboldt Station project is located just off Interstate 81 on Route 924 and only a few miles south of Interstate 80.

Another 62 acres is also available for big-box retail and strip center development that will provide for a unique opportunity, as tenants within the Humboldt Station development will have access to the passing interstate traffic, activity from Eagle Rock Resort, thousands of employees from Humboldt Industrial Park and the residents of the Hazleton area. One of the most advantageous characteristics of the development is the available KOZ tax incentives, which are not often extended to retail projects, as all remaining available sites have been designated tax-free Keystone Opportunity Zones throughout 2017.

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Residence Inn by Marriott and Turkey Hill both opened in Humboldt Station in the summer of 2008. In 2010, Sonic Drive-In and Burger King fast-food restaurants opened for business. Additional tenants for Humboldt Station are being sought by Lincoln Property Company, which acts as CAN DO's marketing agent in helping fill Humboldt Station with the right mix of businesses. Anyone interested in locating a business in Humboldt Station should e-mail Lincoln Property Company at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

From the successes of those tenants that have already located to Humboldt Station, we’ve confirmed that the addition of Humboldt Station to the Humboldt Industrial Parks creates the perfect environment for businesses and the community to continue to thrive. The hotel adds convenience for both business and leisure travellers alike, while the convenient store/gas station and fast-food restaurants are in the perfect location to serve not only those who work in nearby industries, but also those travelling on Interstate 81 through the busy Hazleton corridor.