Dollar General Coming to Harmony Center

Wilmington, DE – NAI Emory Hill (www.naiemoryhill.com) is pleased to announce that Dollar General has entered into a lease for 8,000 sf at the Harmony Center located along Rt. 4, in New Castle County. Dollar General operates over 12,000 stores in 46 states. They offer their customers value and convenience. NAI Emory Hill Broker Jim O’Hara represented the Landlord in this transaction and Solloff Realty represented the tenant.

Harmony Center is a 78,000 square foot retail center anchored by Walgreens, ATI Physical Therapy, The UPS Store, Saladworks and McDonalds. Harmony Center is professionally managed by Fusco Management and is located at the intersection of Rt. 4 and Harmony Road.

NAI Emory Hill is a completely full-service commercial and residential real estate firm serving Delaware and the surrounding counties of Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Founded in 1981, we have the resources to design, build, finance, lease, sell, manage and maintain commercial and residential properties throughout the Mid-Atlantic.

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