Capital City Plaza

3401 Hartzdale Drive, Camp Hill, PA 17011
Capital City Plaza is a revitalized retail hub located directly across from the bustling Capital City Mall. With recent exterior upgrades, prime visibility along Hartzdale Drive, and proximity to top national retailers like Walmart, Trader Joe’s, and Dave & Buster’s, this highly trafficked center offers retailers and service providers an unmatched opportunity to thrive in a dynamic and growing commercial corridor.

Project Overview
Dynamic Retail Synergy in a Growing Commercial Corridor
Capital City Plaza is a 105,560-square-foot, single-story retail center positioned at the intersection of Harzdale and Lower Allen Drives in Lower Allen Township. The property has undergone extensive renovations and is now home to a mix of retail, service, and medical tenants. Offering flexible suite sizes, in-unit restrooms, monument signage, and immediate access to highways and nearby residential neighborhoods, Capital City Plaza is a high-visibility, high-opportunity site for local and national brands alike.
Project Abstract
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY | |
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Lease Rate | $16 PSF/yr |
CAM | $3 PSF/yr |
Total Building Size | 105,560 SF |
Lot Size | 12.08 AC |
Leasable Space | ± 760 - 3,600 SF |
Parking | 458 Spaces |
Municipality | Lower Allen Township |
County | Cumberland County |
Zoning | C-4: Regional Commercial |
Set within one of the most active retail corridors in Central Pennsylvania, Capital City Plaza combines convenience, exposure, and flexibility. Anchored by a strong retail landscape and surrounded by a dense, affluent population, the center caters to a wide customer base including professionals, families, and retirees. Renovated in 2022, the center now features updated façades, ample parking, and suite options tailored for a range of uses – from boutique retail and healthcare to dining and wellness.

Location Overview
Lower Allen Township, PA, is an ideal location for retail tenants, offering a strong mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The area has a steadily growing population, with a mix of young professionals, families, and retirees, contributing to a diverse customer base. The median household income in the township is above the national average, indicating strong purchasing power among residents. Additionally, the township benefits from a well-educated population, with a significant percentage holding college degrees, which supports demand for a variety of retail, dining, and entertainment options.
The township’s strategic location to the East and West Shores, all major transportation routes, along with proximity to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, ensures excellent accessibility. With a growing population, a business-friendly environment, and regular community events, Lower Allen provides a dynamic and supportive setting for retail businesses.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Steady foot traffic fueled by nearby national retailers and entertainment.
- Prime access to I-83, I-581, and the PA Turnpike for customers and logistics.
- Diverse, growing population with strong buying power.
- Dining options range from quick bites to upscale restaurants, drawing consistent crowds.


Availability
Capital City Plaza offers a range of highly adaptable suites ideal for retailers, service providers, healthcare professionals, and wellness operators. Each space features flexible floorplans that accommodate a variety of business models – from boutique storefronts to open fitness studios or professional office layouts. With prominent storefront visibility, in-unit restrooms, updated exteriors, and ample shared parking, tenants benefit from both convenience and exposure. Positioned within a high-traffic, amenity-rich corridor and backed by a strong local customer base, these leasing opportunities are competitively priced and designed to support long-term business success.
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Suite 131 | 1,400 SF |
Suite 122 | 2,250 SF |
Suite 114/115 | ±3,600 SF |
Fitness Sublease 1 (Former Racquetball space) | ± 800 SF |
Fitness Sublease 2 (Newly-built Spin Studio) | ± 760 SF |

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