By Mark Belko
“As he stood outside the glossy glass gem that is the FNB Financial Center at the former Civic Arena site, Chris Buccini could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
Nearly five years after his company first inked a deal to build it, after countless tense community meetings, after the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent crash of office markets here and nationwide, the 26-story skyscraper is ready to open.
‘It’s almost like Christmas,’ said Mr. Buccini, president of Buccini Pollin Group, the developer behind the project.”
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