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Fully leased Camp Hill office building sold

Evergreen Center, a fully occupied, multi-tenant office building at 101 Erford Road, East Pennsboro Township, has been sold by Szeles Real Estate Development Co. LP for an undisclosed price.

Landmark Commercial Realty handled the transaction involving the 25,925-square-foot brick edifice, which sits on 2.41 acres. The buyer is 101 Erford Road LLC.

At the time of the sale, the property, which has plenty of windows to bring in natural light, was fully leased with a strong mix of local, regional and national tenants, a release from Landmark said.

The site, also known for its “prominent visibility” and close proximity to Penn State Health and UPMC health care systems, “presents a unique investment opportunity. With staggered lease expirations and significant remaining terms, it offers long-term potential for prospective buyers. The tenant mix is carefully curated, ensuring a diverse and stable source of income for investors.”

Near the Penn State Health Holy Spirit Hospital campus, Camp Hill Commons and various multi-family developments, 101 Erford Road is undergoing renovations, expected to be completed later this year, that will improve all common areas, bathrooms and lobbies with new flooring, lighting and ceilings.

Recent upgrades to the property include the installation of a solar panel system and a new energy-efficient white roof.

State-of-the-art ionized air purification equipment also has been added to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning units. This eliminates odors, air pollutants, chemical odors, smoke, mold, bacteria and viruses, significantly reducing airborne microbes.

Paula Wolf is a freelance writer

Penn State Health names new president, COO

Deborah Addo has been promoted to president and chief operating officer for the Penn State Health system.

In this role, she will still report to Penn State Health’s CEO, Steve Massini.

“I am honored to have this opportunity to continue to make a difference for the health care of the people of central Pennsylvania with this new role,” Addo said. “Every day we work to improve the lives of people across our region, and I look forward to working with our executive and clinical leaders to deliver the high-quality care that our communities need and have come to expect.”

Addo has more than 30 years of leadership experience in health care operations management. She served as the executive vice president and chief operating officer since 2021. Addo oversees the hospitals and in her new role oversees Penn State Health Medical Group. Her areas of expertise include financial management, LEAN, organization re-engineering, physician engagement, population health, and strategic management.

Addo leads Penn State Health’s Center for Operational Excellence, designed to better promote tools and expertise throughout the health system. Before joining Penn State Health, she spent more than seven years as senior vice president of Inova Health System, first as CEO of Inova Mount Vernon Hospital and then as CEO of Inova Loudoun Hospital. Prior to joining Inova, Addo was chief operating officer and senior vice president of Meritus Health in Hagerstown, Md.

Becker’s Hospital Review has on several occasions named her as one of the “50 Great African American Leaders in Healthcare to Know.”

Addo earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Georgetown University and a master’s degree in public health from Walden University. She is a licensed minister ordained through the Church of God.