Binghamton’s Boscov’s is a reminder of an earlier era, when large department stores served as anchors of downtown shopping centers. While popular among shoppers and attracting tourists from throughout the region, its five-story building needs major upgrades in order to remain sustainable.
Broome County Development Agency is currently the tenant, having signed three one-year lease agreements since 2009. Both parties are interested in reaching a long-term arrangement.
Back to Campus Sale
Boscov’s offers college students looking ahead to school an exceptional deal when they make purchases of $75 or more during its Back to Campus Sale; Boscov’s can provide a plush throw with any purchase made online or in stores! Take advantage of this offer today.
Solomon Boscov opened his first department store in Reading, Pennsylvania in 1911. Boscov’s offers full-service department store offerings to men, women and children of all ages: apparel; shoes; jewelry; cosmetics; house wares; appliances; toys; stationery and furniture – in some stores you will also find travel agencies, vision and hearing centers, hair salons pet departments as well as restaurants! Of their 34 stores based across Pennsylvania; Delaware Maryland New Jersey and New York all within three-hour driving distance of their corporate headquarters for easy warehouse accessing and central administrative functions for warehouse management functions and central administrative functions for warehouse operations and central administrative functions for warehouse management functions and central administrative functions for ease.
Boscov’s was founded on the belief that customers are best served when provided with knowledgeable and helpful associates in an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere. Additionally, in addition to traditional department store operations, the Company operates an internet business as well as catalog sales; also offering special events and community outreach programs for schools and non-profit organizations.
As Philadelphia department stores transitioned toward suburban malls in the 1960s, Boscov’s continued its steady expansion. A fire that occurred at Ninth and Pike Streets destroyed its original store; but, due to strong family involvement in rebuilding efforts, “Boscov’s East” was constructed at this same location a month later – eventually, Boscov’s became synonymous with quality products at fair prices.
