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Developer hopes 15-acre gift, $54M SEPTA station will draw projects to 400-acre Delaware River steel-mill site on I-95

New $54 million Septa train station to draw developers to ex-steel mill site on PA-DE line.

Early morning view of the Philadelphia-bound train platform at commuter rail station, Claymont, Del. Commercial Development Co., which controls the surrounding 400 acre-plus property where the former Claymont Steel Co. (later Evraz Steel) was located, has donated a neighboring site for an expanded station it hopes will attract more commuters, more trains, and new stores, offices, warehouses and residences at the property near the Delaware 92 exists of I-95 and I-495 just south of the Pennsylvania state line, along the Delaware River.
Early morning view of the Philadelphia-bound train platform at commuter rail station, Claymont, Del. Commercial Development Co., which controls the surrounding 400 acre-plus property where the former Claymont Steel Co. (later Evraz Steel) was located, has donated a neighboring site for an expanded station it hopes will attract more commuters, more trains, and new stores, offices, warehouses and residences at the property near the Delaware 92 exists of I-95 and I-495 just south of the Pennsylvania state line, along the Delaware River.Read moreJoseph N. DiStefano
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