Residential Development
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Developers Gauge Interest in 25-story Apartment Building in West Conshohocken
Developers recently presented a concept for a 25-story apartment building with retail and restaurants to the West Conshohocken’s Borough Council, writes Kevin Tierney for More Than The Curve. Michael Sloane and Chris Magarity, owners of WestSide Bar & Grill and Catch 101 in West Conshohocken and Jasper’s Backyard in Conshohocken, and Korman Properties, wanted to…
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Toll Brothers Holds Grand Opening of Model Home at Preserve at Marsh Creek in Downingtown
Toll Brothers, the luxury home builder, recently held a grand opening of the model home at its Preserve at Marsh Creek – Carriage Collection in Downingtown. Preserve at Marsh Creek – Carriage Collection is a neighborhood of carriage-style townhomes that are part of a 55+ active-adult master-planned community. The Reinhold Elite Huntingdon model home perfectly…
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$2.8 Million Goes Towards Renovation of Liberty House in Phoenixville
At last week’s public meeting, Chester County Commissioners Marian Moskowitz, Josh Maxwell, and Michelle Kichline approved more than $2.8 million in contract funding to Pennrose Properties for the capital improvements to, and renovation of Liberty House’s 48 affordable housing units in Phoenixville. The Chester County Department of Community Development will administer the funding for the…
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Twin Valley Coffee to Open a New Location at River Station in Downingtown
Twin Valley Coffee has opened its latest location at Hankin Group’s River Station in Downingtown, situated at 100 River Station Boulevard. Having successfully established itself at Shady Maple Farmers Market in East Earl, Eagleview Town Center in Exton, and its West Chester location, Twin Valley Coffee looks forward to introducing its signature blend of quality…
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Montgomery County-Based Developer Hopes to Build Apartments in One of City’s Most Desirable Neighborhoods
Lower Gwynedd Township-based Lark Management wants to build an 87-unit apartment building in one of Philadelphia’s most desirable residential neighborhoods, writes Jake Blumgart for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The building that would be located at the former site of Philadelphia Beer Co., on the border of Fishtown, Port Richmond, and Kensington, would have a 7,781-square-foot commercial…
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