Three-building industrial development at 2534 headed to Johnstown planners by end of year

ByTommy Wood
JOHNSTOWN — Trade @ 2534, a new three-building, 280,000-plus-square-foot industrial construction project in the 2534 development, has passed the community’s development review committee and will be before the Johnstown Planning and Development Department for approval by the end of the year, said Ryan Schaefer, CEO of NAI Affinity, who is...

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