Since a scathing statewide grand jury report on abusive priests last year, the Allentown Diocese has sold three properties in Lehigh and Northampton counties for a total of about $700,000. But prime real estate by Hamilton Crossings in the Route 222 corridor in Lower Macungie Township remains on the market, as do a few other key properties in the Lehigh Valley.
Source: Morningcall
What Allentown Diocese real estate is and is not for sale?
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