Opportunity Comes Together Where the Two Rivers Meet
One retail/restaurant space at the gateway to Easton, PA. Anchored by 274 nearby apartments.
High-visibility frontage with direct exposure to steady inbound traffic. A new destination for dining, gathering, and everyday life. At the confluence of the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers.
Available Summer of 2026
The Confluence: Retail + Dining + Community
The Confluence Plaza: One Retail-Dining Space Available at the Gateway to the City
One exclusive restaurant/retail opportunity at the entrance to Downtown Easton.
Steps from the riverfront, and directly connected to one of the Lehigh Valley’s most active dining and entertainment markets.
Approximately 4,900 square feet of ground-floor retail along 3rd Street positioned beside a major new residential community.
The Confluence Plaza – 185 South Third Street, Easton, PA
The Confluence Plaza
At the convergence of two rivers, The Confluence Plaza reflects the momentum reshaping Easton today. With 274 apartments, a public park, the municipal parking garage, and a built-in flow of dining, nightlife, festivals, and daily activity, this is a location designed for visibility, energy, and sustained foot traffic.
Featuring a landscaped plaza space, gardens, and an amphitheater-style lawn designed for daily life, events, and community activity.
One City – Two Rivers
The fundamentals are already in place – 28,000 residents, a walkable downtown, 75+ established restaurants and retailers, and over 400,000 annual visitors driven by major attractions and a year-round calendar of festivals.
With the charm and vibrancy of a river city and a location just minutes off I-78, Easton is the destination. This is a location built for sustained demand, repeat traffic, and long-term success.
The Gateway to Downtown
Positioned at the gateway to Downtown Easton, The Confluence is one of the city’s most visible mixed-use developments – where the energy of the circle meets the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers.
Direct access to I-78, Route 22, and Route 611, along with proximity to Lehigh Valley International Airport, connects Easton to New York City, Philadelphia, New Jersey, the Poconos, and the broader regional market.
CREATING PLACES THAT MOVE THE LEHIGH VALLEY FORWARD AND
PROUD TO BRING THE CONFLUENCE TO EASTON
The Confluence
Retail | Dining Opportunity
Schedule a tour and discover the one exclusive space where it all comes together.
Easton – Fast Facts
- Located at the confluence of Delaware and Lehigh Rivers
- Strategic access to Routes 22, 33, 78, 611
- ~90 minutes to NYC and Philadelphia
- Rapidly growing Lehigh Valley economy
- Over $460M+ private investment since 2021
- 1,400+ new residents added since 2020
- Northampton County ranked 1st in PA for 18–34 population growth
- Regional economy approx. $55B annually
- 340,000+ jobs throughout the region
- Approximately one-third of the U.S. population within a one-day drive
- Walkable downtown: restaurants, boutiques, entertainment, festivals, riverfront amenities
- Nearby universities and colleges.
- Driven by education, healthcare, tourism, and professional employment
- Immediate proximity to Downtown Easton’s dining and entertainment district
- High-visibility gateway location along Larry Holmes Drive and South 3rd Street corridor
Easton – A River City in Motion
Easton is rapidly emerging as one of Pennsylvania’s most dynamic small cities, attracting more than $460 million in private investment since 2021. In 2025, the city received the Commercial Real Estate Development Award, recognizing the momentum reshaping Downtown Easton and the surrounding urban core.
Major recent and upcoming developments include The Commodore, The Marquis, Watermark Apartments, Great Square Hotel, and The Confluence: projects collectively redefining the city’s residential, hospitality, and retail landscape.
The fundamentals behind Easton’s growth are substantial. The city has added more than 1,400 new residents since 2020 and sits within the third-largest metropolitan statistical area in Pennsylvania. Easton benefits from the strength of the broader Lehigh Valley economy, a region generating approximately $55–56 billion in annual economic output and supporting more than 340,000 jobs.
Strategically positioned along the Interstate 78 and Route 22 corridors, Easton offers access to one-third of the U.S. population within a one-day drive, making it uniquely positioned for regional retail, hospitality, logistics, and destination dining concepts.