The Bill Gladstone Group of NAI CIR is made up of six professionals who use its years of market knowledge, well-refined negotiating skills and proven marketing programs to help clients and customers meet or exceed their commercial real estate objectives. If you are looking for commercial, industrial, retail, warehouse or land properties in the Greater Harrisburg Area...look no further!

Throughout our site you will find listing information for properties within the Central Pennsylvania Market. You can also access our testimonials, comparable sales real estate term glossary and exclusive articles among other resources.  Check back often because BillGladstone.com is constantly expanding!

Bill Gladstone, CCIM, SIOR oversees the marketing for a revolving inventory of more than 80 listings. Bill’s attention to detail and desire to satisfy the needs of each client has lead to our Group’s success in Mechanicsburg, Carlisle, Hershey, Harrisburg and surrounding areas. He offers related services such as engineering, construction, environmental, legal and interior design, as needed during each transaction. As evidenced by his CCIM and SIOR designations, Bill strives to stay on the cutting edge of education and technology.

You can expect the Bill Gladstone Group will listen to your goals and consistently stay in touch with you.  Let the Bill Gladstone Group of NAI CIR be your first step in finding a solution for your commercial real estate needs!

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The former gas station at the SWQ of Elmerton Avenue and N. Progress Avenue has been sold to Templar Development for a new CVS/pharmacy. The lease was signed, the land development plan was approved, but the deal became challenging when financing mechanisms changed due to the current economy. The seller, Rob Hummelbaugh, understood the situation well and worked out additional time with Templar to get the deal done. Rick Bowen, Wayne Hippo and Mark Veon (the “Templar team”) worked with Rob, the owners of the land adjacent to Rob’s site, the neighbors for zoning relief, and Susquehanna Township. Additionally, their persistence with PennDOT paid off as a Highway Occupancy Permit was finally issued (the last piece of the puzzle) and the deal came together.

Kym Kauffman put her building up for sale at 205 Industrial Drive in Highspire. Jason Grace with Landmark Commercial Real Estate found a buyer for the former recycling center. Dave Getz, Esq., the attorney representing Kym, helped work through the details with some financing Kym had through SEDA-COG and the SBA. Although it took time, it was worth the wait as the property sold very close to the asking price. Dave Getz did a fine job heading up the disposition and the buyer is pleased he received a building that fits his intended use.