Progressive New Homes communities help to revitalize neighborhoods while catering to changing market preferences for lower-maintenance, walkable lifestyles. They can catalyze solutions to entrenched problems in existing neighborhoods. Here are a few examples:
Transforming a Defunct Industrial Site into Flourishing, Riverfront Homes for Sale
River Place, Conshohocken, PAIn 2015, a group of land investors purchased a defunct industrial site on the banks of the Schuylkill River in Conshohocken, PA. The owners planned the land for an office headquarters with striking river views in a popular suburb of Philadelphia… Read More
Collaborating with Neighbors to Create a Win-Win Development
Media Walk, Media, PAMedia, Delaware County is an affluent suburb of Philadelphia consisting primarily of low density, single-family homes, many priced above $500,000. Having acquired a vacant five-acre parcel in South Media, Progressive New Homes proceeded to plan a ten single family home development... Read More
Helping a Hospital Be a Good Neighbor with an Innovative Infill Solution
Danley Townhomes, Bryn Mawr, PAMain Line Health (MLH) faced the choice of retaining a 1950’s era garden apartment complex adjacent to Bryn Mawr hospital or selling the property. Deciding to focus on its core mission, the company put the property on the market in 2013... Read More
Spurring Neighborhood Revitalization with New Homes and Special Financing
Arbor Heights, Norristown, PAHistorically, Norristown was once the bustling center of business and industry and DeKalb Street housed magnificent Victorian mansions. In the 1960s, new highway arteries and the blossoming nearby King of Prussia mall started Norristown’s economic downward spiral... Read More
