Main Line Today calls Norristown a Town on the Brink citing how this municipality on the river is poised to take off as a popular place to live – and it cites Arbor Mews and Arbor Heights as part of that path to success. Read the full article here.

Arbor Mews and Arbor Heights were the topic of a feature article in the Philadelphia Inquirer about how these two communities of new townhomes came to be in Norristown and how they are bringing new homeowners to this walkable and affordable community. Read that article here.

Arbor Mews and Progressive Housing’s first community in Norristown, Arbor Heights, were featured in an article in the Times Herald, Norristown’s daily newspaper. Read that article here.

Arbor Heights, Progressive Housing Venture’s first community in Norristown, was one of 7 projects in the greater Philadelphia region to receive an award for excellence from the Urban Land Institute (ULI), an non-profit institution dedicated to providing leadership in sustainable land use and for creating and sustaining thriving communities.

Read the announcement from ULI here.

For the Progressive Housing Ventures official press release, click here.

For more information about the ULI Awards for Excellence, click here.

Arbor Mews was recently featured in the Times Herald, a local newspaper in Montgomery County, PA. The article highlighted the excellent townhome design that incorporates the historic roots of the neighborhood while helping reinvigorate the area with young and diverse residents. For the full article, click here.

The Urban Land Institute in Philadelphia has named Norristown’s Arbor Heights as an Award for Excellence finalist. The winners will be announced during the awards ceremony on June 17th.

The Willard G. Rouse III Award of Excellence recognizes the region’s top real estate projects completed within the last five years throughout Eastern and Central Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware.

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Delaware County Times
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Philadelphia Business Journal
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Site work for Danley, a community of 28 new townhomes in Bryn Mawr, is slated to begin in June with the demolition of existing structures on the site.   The existing garden apartments and two existing homes will be cleared to make way for an innovative land plan that combines 16 interlocking twins and 12 traditional townhomes that will be situated on the property. The project is located on Old Lancaster Road and South Merion Avenues, just west of the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Construction of the new homes is slated to begin later this fall, with sales scheduled to begin in October.   New homes are expected to start in high $400,000’s for these 3-bedroom, 2-1/2 bath townhomes with garages and off street driveways.

Click here to see the site plan and preliminary floor plans for the interlocking twins and the townhomes.

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The February 2015 edition of Professional Builder recognized Arbor Mews as an exemplary demonstration of urban infill housing, noting: "After first-time buyers snatched up the 12 townhomes at Arbor Heights, built on a blighted city block, the neighborhood started to turn around. Now Progressive Housing’s owner and founder, Sarah Peck, is back with new designs and financing assistance for buyers."

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