YORK, Pa. — In neighborhoods across the City of York, dozens of buildings sit abandoned, boarded up, and marked with a red ‘X.’ Carolyn Kennedy said one of those red ‘X’ buildings sits ...

You’d think a big, red skyscraper couldn’t go relatively unheralded, let alone one that’s stood downtown for more than 50 years. But that’s the case for 333 S. Wabash Ave., originally CNA ...

That would be the Red Store, which was actually a series of three, three-story brick buildings built wall-to-wall alongside the open-air French Market. It was completed in 1833.

According to the neighborhood stakeholders, the buildings have sat vacant and deteriorating, attracting numerous 311 and 911 calls, complaints from neighbors, and concerns from preservation activists.