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Developer says Nylon Capital mill fit-out, retail buildout moving forward in Seaford
Summary
Rob Herrera of the Ninth Street development team updated Seaford City Council on progress at the Nylon Capital Shopping Center and connected "mill" co‑working space, citing near-complete retail shell work, upcoming steel installation for two tenants and lease outreach to small businesses.
Rob Herrera, a representative of the Ninth Street development team, told the Seaford City Council that construction at the Nylon Capital Shopping Center and the attached "mill" co‑working space is progressing and that several tenant fit‑outs are near completion.
Herrera said the community bank space is “nearly complete” and that a Dollar Tree sign will be reinstalled soon. He said metal panels for an exterior area were delayed by supply‑chain issues but that the panels and cedar siding were expected within days. "We're nearly there," Herrera said.
The presenter described site work performed by Corrado Construction, including grading and underground utilities, and thanked the Seaford Electric Department for quickly relocating two electrical poles behind Sal’s Pizza so site grading could continue. Herrera said Title Health’s footings were being prepared and that steel for that building had been ordered; Deltek’s footings had already begun and steel was expected to be erected within weeks.
Herrera said the mill’s full fit‑out is on schedule to be finished before the end of the year. He described the mill as an innovation co‑working space with about 25 private offices, shared desks and multiple membership tiers; he announced an introductory discount for office space and said the team had launched a new website and was promoting lease offers. "We're doing 50% discounts for all offices for the first year we're in operation," Herrera said, adding the team would consider extending the promotional period for early tenants.
Council members asked operational questions about the co‑working model; Herrera said the space will offer a full‑time receptionist option, mail‑handling and phone‑management services and plans to add registered‑agent services in the future. Herrera said the development team had several lease proposals outstanding and expected additional updates in coming months.
The council did not take any formal action on the report; Herrera’s update was for informational purposes only.
