Economic Development
Project Examples
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Project:
Hamilton Crossings
Client:
The Goldenberg Group
Funding Sources:
Department of Community and Economic Development; Commonwealth Financing Authority; Governor’s Office of the Budget; Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank; Lower Macungie Township; East Penn School District
Total Grant and Competitive Loan Funding Secured:
$21.6 million+
Hamilton Crossings
A large-scale, commercial town center project on a 63-acre former industrial mining site, known as Hamilton Crossings, is now available to residents and visitors throughout the Lehigh Valley.
Project:
CityGate Corporate Center
Client:
Oak Tree Development Group
Funding Source:
Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$5,000,000
CityGate Corporate Center
Assistance from the Business in Our Sites Program, including a $2 million grant and $3 million loan, was deployed to remediate and redevelop 9-acres of vacant, formerly industrial land into two professional medical office buildings, known as the CityGate Corporate Center in the City of Lancaster.
Project:
Herbruck's Poultry Ranch Expansion
Client:
Herbruck's Poultry Ranch
Funding Sources:
Commonwealth Financing Authority; Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; Governor’s Office of the Budget; Franklin County Municipal Planning Organization
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$2,819,576
Herbruck's Poultry Ranch
Herbruck’s Poultry Ranch, the 11th largest egg producer in the United States, is expanding to Pennsylvania with a large-scale, cage-free egg-laying complex in Montgomery Township, Franklin County.
Project:
Lime Spring Square
Client:
Oak Tree Development Group
Funding Sources:
Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured: $2,516,239
Lime Spring Square
Oak Tree Development Group closely collaborated with East Hempfield Township while planning a multi-phased, large-scale, mixed-use development project in the Township, dubbed Lime Spring Square.
Project:
Gettysburg Station
Client:
Adams County
Funding Sources:
Governor’s Office of the Budget; Department of Community and Economic Development; Commonwealth Financing Authority; LERTA
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$1,350,931
Gettysburg Station
Gettysburg Station, formerly known as the REDDI site, is located in the Borough of Gettysburg, Adams County and is one of the last developable sites in the Borough.