Haines of NAI Summit reps owner/tenant in 800 s/f retail lease renewal

Jay Haines of NAI Summit represented both the building owner and the tenant in a lease renewal of 800 s/f of retail space for Hess Jewelers at 3690 Lehigh St. The tenant, Hess Jewelers, is a family-owned jewelry store based in the Lehigh Valley. Hess Jewelers and proprietor Keith Hess have been at the location since 1996. For more information, visit www.hessjewelerslehighvalley.com. The building owner is MacArthur Industrial Park Association. ï¿¼ About NAI Summit NAI Summit is the Greater Lehigh Valley's only full-service commercial/industrial real estate firm servicing Eastern Pennsylvania. Founded in 1982, NAI Summit has consistently maintained the highest volume of commercial transactions by utilizing an extensive network of professional affiliations. NAI Summit provides comprehensive services in acquisitions and disposition, leasing, representation of owners and tenants, investment sales, development, asset management, property management, facilities management, residential management, corporate services, build-to-suit leaseback management, consultation, advisory services and research. To learn more, visit www.naisummit.com. # # # Contact: Lindsay Pirkey, Marketing Assistant [email protected]; 610-871-1715

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