Author: Mariia Plotnikova
Construction of PNK Park Valley View Has Begun in Northeastern Pennsylvania
January 14 — Construction of PNK Park Valley View has begun in Northeastern Pennsylvania
PNK Group, developer of a new generation of industrial buildings, has launched a project to build an industrial park in Jessup Township in northeastern Pennsylvania.
One of the first phases of work the engineering and manufacturing company tackled in developing the site became the remediation of the first half of the 20th century mines on two 20-acre and 25-acre sites. The full range of earthworks and remediation, including soil remediation and reduction of water runoff, will have a beneficial impact on the region’s ecology.
The Valley View 11 and Valley View 19 sites will feature 162,907 and 255,776 square feet of industrial buildings. PNK’s buildings are versatile and can be customized for a variety of uses, from manufacturing to storage and distribution. The buildings’ height (up to 45 feet) and solid reinforced concrete structures allow the installation of heavy equipment and cranes with lifting capacities up to eight tons. All these features enable customers to use the buildings for a wide range of applications.
PNK Group to invest $80 million in Greater Richmond
Nov 22 — Engineering and manufacturing company PNK Group will build an industrial building with more than 800,000 square feet of space
PNK Group, developer of a new generation of industrial buildings, will soon start construction of an 846,260 square-foot building on a 86.6 acres site acquired in October 2024 in Chesterfield County, Colonial Heights, Virginia. The approximately $80 million project is a modern insulated industrial building with many features and benefits that allow it to be used for either production or distribution.
According to PNK Group’s statement, the company considers entering the Virginia market as a strategic move and a solution to one of its priorities. The location for the building was not chosen by chance. Ashton Industrial Park in Colonial Heights is part of the Greater Richmond metropolitan area, and the latter is among the five cities in the Southeast U.S. with the least amount of vacant Class A industrial space.