Today, the Ambridge Regional Manufacturing and Distribution Center consists of approximately 22 buildings, many of which are interconnected. The buildings contain a total of approximately 1,025,000 square feet, which is currently divided into 32 tenant spaces. The Standard Seamless Tube Company originally developed the site in 1913. Additional owners included Spange-Chalfant and Company (1928), National Supply Company (1930), Armco (1958), Herfein Realty (1987) and Value Ambridge Associates, L.P. (1988), all of whom have constructed and demolished buildings and facilities at the site. The buildings were constructed between 1913 and 1991. The complex was originally built as a pipe fabrication plant by the Spang Corporation. The buildings and business were then acquired by Armco Pipe Company, which was then converted to a multi-tenant facility. Value Ambridge Associates, L.P., and its general partner acquired the property in 1988 and have undertaken significant renovations to both the existing facilities as well as the infrastructure. The property was acquired with the objective of substantially
increasing the value of the Ambridge Regional Center through a
major physical renovation and conversion to a multiple tenant
warehouse and industrial park.