Pa. Court Upholds $23M Value Of Vacant Hospital's Parking

By Jaqueline McCool · July 16, 2024, 5:36 PM EDT

A vacant hospital's parking area in Pennsylvania was properly valued at $23.2 million, the state Commonwealth Court ruled, finding that a trial court had the discretion to apply the sales comparison...

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