Wilmington Riverfront

Plans for a 7-floor, 162 unit apartment building by BPG in the center of the Wilmington Riverfront (designed by DIGSAU). Construction isn't planned to begin until sometime in 2025.

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Newark, DE - UD Star Campus

New SABRE Center under construction -
https://delawarebusinessnow.com/2024...oogle_vignette

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A new $150 million facility at the University of Delaware will provide a space for testing new biopharmaceutical manufacturing practices as well as train workers in the highly technical skills needed to produce advanced medications.

UD, state and federal officials broke ground Monday on the SABRE Center, which stands for Securing American Biomanufacturing Research and Education.

The 70,000-square-foot SABRE Center will be located on the STAR Campus next to the Ammon Pinizzotto Biopharmaceutical Innovation Center.
https://www.newarkpostonline.com/new...3caaa491d.html

I know its Toll Brothers, but some large projects nonetheless, mostly in Chester County.

Toll Brothers is building 1,600 homes across 11 Philadelphia-area projects. Here's where.
https://www.bizjournals.com/philadel...-for-sale.html

Prepare to see 1,600 holes around PA! Wait. 1,601 holes

Can you give us the highlights?

If they're including Franklin Station and/or Northbank both are basically sold out. Both have only 1 unit remaining for sale on their websites. I can speak at least for Northbank, here they developed 191 units; every building except for 1 which is still under construction and I believe 2 of the "models" are sold and occupied. Even in the building under construction, every unit is in contract (12 units).

They are not, but looking at the communities referenced, several are well underway, and Overlook (KoP Town Center) only has ~17 homes left, and Stonebrook only has 2 of the 65 single family homes left.

Bucks County

Doylestown Walk
Location: 52 Tradesville Drive, Doylestown
Project: 137 townhomes

Steeple Run
Location: 1400 Mill Race Drive, Quakertown
Project: 38 single-family homes

Community name to be announced
Location: Langhorne Newtown Road, Langhorne
Project: Number of homes to be announced

Chester County

Anfield at Malvern
Location: Lapp Road and Old Morehall Road
Project: 280 townhomes

Preserve at Marsh Creek – Carriage Collection
Location: 460 Mustang Road, Downingtown
Project: 105 townhomes

Stonemill Village
Location: 1130 and 1136 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown
Project: 89 townhomes

Riverstone Crossing
Location: 202 Polaris Drive, Spring City
Project: 33 single-family homes

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Regency at Waterside
Location: 1192 Wythe Blvd., Ambler
Project: 496 homes

Stonebrook at Upper Merion
Location: 108 Mahogany Lane, King of Prussia
Project: 278 homes

Overlook at Town Center
Location: 807 Laurens Alley, King of Prussia
Project: 142 townhomes

Bellflower
Location: 2684 Hawthorn Drive, Eagleville
Project: 16 single-family homes

“Doylestown Walk” yet it’s not walkable to anything :haha::haha:

I feel like suburban home builders do this all of the time. Gotta love it.

Side not, where is the water at “The Reserve at Waterside” in Ambler? :shrug:

It's a 55+ community with just an Ambler address but not in the borough and closer to the Bucks County line; if you're heading north it's right off of Limekiln Pike.

Summers was poking fun at the name not the location. "Waterside" with no water nearby.

But according to Toll's website, there is a large pool planned, lol.

Whoever does the branding at Toll Brothers is terrible.

You'll be buying a million dollar McMansion in what's trying to be a leafy neighborhood and the street names will be like Amanda Drive or Wendy Way.

I'm sorry. But if I'm trying to be fake posh I want to live on Lillyfield Lane or Mayfield Walk, not Amanda Circle.

My bad, I was in a rush and didn't finish the thought but I was calling out the location to finish with that there is water there, a big pond and a smaller one behind it and how the road and development got the names.

Haha, yeah, I was poking fun at the naming of the communities.

I'm surprised that Ambler one is still an Ambler address all the way up there. All in all though, this is a nice suburban area for anyone who likes suburbs. There is quite a lot around the Ambler, Blue Bell, Fort Washington, Spring House, Gwynedd, North Wales, Montgomeryville area. A ton of amenities around there for suburban loving dwellers. Ambler is a cute little walkable town too.

Yeah it really terrible hahaha :haha: