T-Mobile Store Relocates to Beltway Towne Centre on West Shore
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T-Mobile, a leading wireless carrier, has recently shifted its presence on the West Shore, consolidating operations at a new location within the Beltway Towne Centre. The move sees the store relocating from its previous address at Silver Creek Plaza, situated at 6391 Carlisle Pike in Hampden Township, to a more prominent spot at 5401 Carlisle Pike, also within the township. This strategic repositioning aims to enhance customer accessibility and service within the region.
The Beltway Towne Centre itself occupies the site of the former Park Inn by Radisson, undergoing a significant transformation into a bustling retail and commercial hub. Anchored by the popular BJ’s Wholesale, which debuted in August, the center is rapidly evolving into a destination for shopping and dining. The development is designed to accommodate a diverse range of businesses, both large and small, contributing to the area’s economic vitality.
New Retail and Dining Options Arriving at Beltway Towne Centre
Beyond the T-Mobile relocation, the Beltway Towne Centre is experiencing a surge in new business openings. Raising Cane’s, a popular chicken finger restaurant, commenced operations in November, quickly becoming a local favorite. Further bolstering the center’s appeal, Honeygrow is slated to open its doors on March 13, offering a fresh and customizable dining experience.
Several other exciting additions are on the horizon. 7-Brew Drive-Thru Coffee anticipates launching by the summer, providing a convenient caffeine fix for commuters and residents alike. Joining the growing roster of tenants are Cava Mediterranean and Shake Shack, promising diverse culinary options for shoppers and visitors. These additions solidify the Beltway Towne Centre’s position as a premier retail destination.
Business Developments Across Central Pennsylvania
The T-Mobile relocation and Beltway Towne Centre expansion are just a few highlights of recent business activity in Central Pennsylvania. Elsewhere in the region, a medical company is constructing a substantial 25,000-square-foot facility in Dauphin County. A Lebanon County bookstore is also expanding into a larger space to accommodate its growing customer base.
In other news, a Pennsylvania-based sandwich chain franchiser recently filed for bankruptcy, while the jewelry brand Swarovski is preparing to open a new store in Lancaster County. Additionally, an early education company recently launched nine new centers throughout central Pennsylvania, demonstrating continued investment in the region’s future. This is according to Daniel Urie, an award-winning business reporter for the PA Media Group/PennLive/The Patriot-News, who has covered the local business landscape since 2010, having been born and raised in the Harrisburg area.
