The vision for the Nylon Capital Shopping Center is becoming a little clearer, as developer Robert Herrera has revealed new concepts and at least one more tenant for the site.
The Nylon Capital Shopping Center’s future will include more than The Mill. It’s envisioned as a innovation hub, with workforce development and retail.
As the calendar pages fall away to the last waning days of 2022, I’ve begun my end-of-year preparations. Leafing through old newspapers and notepads to archive what needs to be […]
Delaware Business Times highlights an annual list of individuals as “People to Watch” in the new year as we believe they will leave a mark on their industries or communities. […]
SEAFORD – In front of boarded up storefronts and before a throng of Seaford residents and city officials who have waited decades for the Nylon Capital Shopping Center to be […]
The first Amazon warehouse in Sussex County has been sold, marking it the second Amazon facility in the First State to be sold in the past month, and the fourth sold in the past year.
SEAFORD — A Pennsylvania commercial concrete company is looking to strengthen its ties to Delaware by building two small warehouses, with a combined capacity for 10 tenants in the Ross […]
SEAFORD – Royale Pigments & Chemicals, a growing manufacturer in Delaware, will invest $2.35 million into a new production plant in Seaford, repurposing a closed facility in the Sussex County […]
SEAFORD — While KRM Development’s plans for central Delaware are starting to take shape, the regional firm is just getting started on its latest project in Sussex County. KRM Development […]
SEAFORD — The Sussex Printing Corp., longtime publisher of regional classified and advertising publication The Guide, has been sold to a multi-state media company focused on acquiring local-recognized brands. […]
SEAFORD — Decades ago, Seaford Mayor David Genshaw remembered there was a time that residents would learn to avoid Stein Highway at 4 p.m. due to a major shift change […]
SEAFORD — Leading anaerobic digester developer Bioenergy Devo (BDC) Bioenergy Devco (BDC)announced today it has secured $100 million in financing from funds managed by climate infrastructure investment manager Irradiant Partners, […]
SEAFORD – The Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, the charitable giving arm of Perdue Farms, presented Chesapeake Conservancy with a donation of $100,000 on Oct. 26 to benefit the […]
SMYRNA — The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC) is establishing its first in-state training yard for eight municipalities to train apprentice lineworkers in best practices and servicing unique systems. DEMEC […]
SEAFORD — A portfolio of three downtown Seaford properties have been sold to two business entities for a combined $655,000 with hopes to continue revitalization efforts in the former DuPont […]
SEAFORD — Bioenergy Devco has secured conditional approval from the Sussex County Council on Tuesday morning to move forward in constructing one of Delaware’s first anaerobic digesters, and now awaits […]
SEAFORD — A Baltimore-based development and commercial property firm has bought the Venture Business Center outside of Seaford, marking its first entry into the Delaware market. Kraus Development of Baltimore […]
SEAFORD — The previously undisclosed buyer of half of the future Western Sussex Business Campus is KRM Development Corp., a full-service development company that specializes in speculative building, and they […]
SEAFORD — Amazon, the e-commerce juggernaut, is continuing its Delaware expansion by leasing a large warehouse in Sussex County to push its rural distribution service. The 104,000-square-foot warehouse at 1700 […]
SEAFORD — Waste comes in, and after five months, fine organic soil goes out. To be specific, Bioenergy Devco (BDC) takes 30,000 tons of poultry bath and hatchery waste from […]
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The Mill founder Rob Herrera envisions a beer hall, bowling alley and early childhood center as part of the vision for the Nylon Capital Shopping Center. | PHOTO COURTESY OF CITY OF SEAFORD.[/caption]