Pequea
Pequea, PA · Real Estate
baltimorebrew.com
Secret meetings that positioned Harborplace project for a tax break broke Maryland’s Open Meetings law, news organizations say
Baltimore Business Journal and Baltimore Brew have filed a complaint with the state about closed-door meetings leading up to approval of a hefty PILOT tax break for developer David Bramble’s MCB Real Estate. Until it was disclosed in an upbeat but vague press release, the public had no idea...
adventuresincre.com
Case Study #17 – Windsor Crossing: An Industrial Development (Case Study + Solution)
For our 17th case study, we turn to a merchant industrial development in the Lebanon Valley, one of the mid-Atlantic’s most active distribution corridors. This Windsor Crossing case study places you in the role of Alex Morgan, an investment analyst in the Northeast office of Meridian Industrial Partners (“Meridian”), a fictional national developer of warehouse and distribution properties.
savvymainline.com
Downtown Berwyn’s blight is finally on its way out
Alas, a light at the end of a long, tortured tunnel in Berwyn. That big, fat patch of U-G-L-Y in the heart of the village is going bye-bye — and a three-story, mixed-use complex with more than 100 apartments and ground-floor retail will soon rise from the cyclone-fenced rubble.
CNBC
The investors racing to cash in on the AI boom
Investors are spending billions of dollars buying up land in hopes of developing it into data centers or other AI infrastructure. The buildout is impacting communities across the country, sparking confrontations between tech companies, developers, local governments and residents. CNBC traveled to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Boise, Idaho to learn more about the real estate bet behind the AI boom.
Yahoo!
New apartments aim to give Chester teachers, young professionals more housing options
A new housing option is coming to the heart of Chester as city leaders look to fill what they say is a growing need for more rental housing. The new apartment development at the corner of Main Street and Wylie Street will offer one- and two-bedroom units, with teachers and young professionals among the target audience. For people who may not be ready — or able — to purchase a home, city leaders say the development could provide another option.
MyChesCo
D.R. Horton Seeks Approval for 170 Honey Brook Homes
HONEY BROOK, PA — D.R. Horton is seeking Honey Brook Township approval for a revised 170-home development along Horseshoe Pike, advancing a project that would add substantial residential density and new recreational facilities to the municipality. The Arbor Glenn plan calls for 85 two-family buildings at 2077 Horseshoe Pike....
Hanover Evening Sun
Hanover debates rental inspections: See the draft ordinance
Hanover's proposed rental inspection ordinance, drafted in response to a series of horror stories shared by borough officials, has drawn intense scrutiny and debate from the public and landlords. The proposal would, among other things, require a safety inspection every two years at a cost of $120 to the landlord. So far, the latest version of the long-discussed ordinance hasn't been scheduled for a formal vote. On Sept. 1, the borough held a town hall to hear input from Hanover residents. "[The ordinance] is intended to be reviewed and discussed in its draft state before it is ever reduced to a final form for council," said Borough Solicitor Tim Shultis. "Council wanted to present it in a draft form in a public setting so that the public's input was heard and considered." Following the meeting, Shultis said the draft will undergo additional revisions, with questions and comments from the meeting taken under consideration. "We tried to make sure this wasn't just a presentation, but also an opportunity to weigh in," said Councilman Brian Fuentes, chairman of the Public Safety Committee that is handling the proposed ordinance. "I think this entire council needs to take some time and consider everything they've
morethanthecurve.com
150 townhouses proposed for riverfront in Conshohocken
Rockwell Development Group has submitted a sketch plan (view) for 150 townhouses for 501 Washington Street in Conshohocken (Whitemarsh Township). The property falls between Villanova University’s new rowing center at 601 Washington Street and the condos/apartments currently under construction at 401-433 Washington Street. A very small portion of the property is within the Borough of Conshohocken (impacting approximately three homes).
columbiaspy.com
Deeds Recorded — Columbia Borough — August 31, 2026
The Estate of Kemmick Dennis Leroy Jr. Est, Kemmick Dennis L. Jr. conveyed 659 Plane St. to Coastline Capital LLC for $371,000. The estate of Kemmick Dennis Leroy Jr. Est., Kemmick Dennis L. Jr. conveyed 645 Plane St. to Coastline Capital LLC for $130,000. Meley Kathleen A, Meley Patricia M....