Renaissance Center Redevelopment Land 1830 Oakland Ave 0.75 Acres of Commercial Land for Lease in Indiana, PA 15701

This bustling hub is more than a prime location for businesses—it’s a dynamic environment brimming with potential for modern redevelopment. Picture transforming this vibrant area into a contemporary destination that seamlessly blends commerce, convenience, and community, creating a one-of-a-kind experience for both locals and visitors. Lot 1 is now available, offering exceptional flexibility with a PAD-ready site, all utilities in place, pylon signage availability, and a proposed 3,000 ± SF building or ground lease opportunity on 0.75 ± acres—the perfect canvas for your next retail or dining concept. Adding even more momentum to the area, the Renaissance Circle Shops redevelopment is already home to two high-performing national brands: Raising Cane’s and 7 Brew, both of which have officially opened. Their strong regional draw and consistent customer traffic bring immediate visibility and built-in demand to the surrounding businesses. Strategically located near Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and just minutes from major retailers like Wal-Mart, this site is positioned to become Indiana, PA’s next premier destination for dining, shopping, and vibrant community activity. Located approximately 60 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, Indiana, Pennsylvania serves as the county seat of Indiana County and is a dynamic hub of commerce, education, and regional culture in western Pennsylvania. With a population of over 13,000 residents and a broader county population nearing 85,000, Indiana offers a balance of small-town charm and economic vitality. The borough is perhaps best known as the home of Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), a major regional university with an enrollment of several thousand students, which plays a critical role in supporting the local economy and workforce development. Indiana’s economy is anchored by a healthy mix of sectors including education, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, and retail. The area has seen continued investment in commercial infrastructure, with strong retail corridors and new developments contributing to the town’s growth. Its strategic location along U.S. Route 119 and proximity to other key state routes ensures high accessibility and consistent vehicle traffic, making it a prime destination for national retailers and QSR tenants alike. Indiana is also known for its quality of life, historical character, and steady community engagement—qualities that bolster consumer loyalty and drive consistent foot traffic to local businesses.