Construction Update: Roofing and Windows

Lots has happened the last few weeks. Framing is finished and the roof is complete. One can really see how Arbor Heights fits in beautifully with the neighborhood. Electrical, plumbing and heating crews are now hard at work inside the building, while windows were installed earlier in the week. The large windows at Arbor Heights let in lots of light and take advantage of the great views from the upper floors. And buyers will appreciate their energy efficiency when they see how low their utility bills are. Call today to learn more about how you can buy one of these unique, green homes. 610.239.1350.

Construction Update: Framing begins

Since we last checked in the concrete for porches were poured and framing lumber was delivered to the site. Framing began on Monday and construction crew has almost finished laying the floors for the ground floor units. Select units in the second building are now on the market. Call 610-239-1350 or see us at www.ArborHeightsDekalb.com to learn more.

Construction Update: Foundation walls are poured

Foundation walls were poured recently. Things will start to go up fast once framing begins in the next week or so. Our first building is filling up and we will be opening sales in our second building soon.

Construction Update: Concrete Footers Poured

Things are really starting to take shape at Arbor Heights. This morning the footers were poured for the first building.

Construction Update: Foundation work begins

The site has seen a lot of progress in the past few days. Crews are currently setting up concrete forms for the foundation to be poured early next week. You can even start to see the outline of the individual townhouses that make up the first building. Unit B, pictured here in the foreground, is spoken for, but we have four other great floorplans available in this building. Call us at 610-239-1350 to learn more.

Arbor Heights featured in Times Herald

Arbor Heights was featured in Wednesday's business section of the Times Herald newspaper. Click here to see the story and accompanying video of our groundbreaking.

Laying the ground work - literally

The site at 1010 DeKalb Street has been excavated. Tons of stone have been brought in and compacted to make sure the ground is stable so we may start building the first of two buildings. Soon there will be 6 affordable, efficient townhomes taking shape in the area pictured above.

We are giving a homebuyer's seminar at 6:30 on October 4, 2011, at the Norristown Branch of the Montgomery County Library in conjunction with Genesis Corporation.

Attend to find out how you can get in on the ground floor and take advantage of more than $12,000 in funds to pay most of your down payment and your closing costs if you qualify.

The seminar (and cookies) are free. Call Arbor Heights at 610-239-1350 or email sales@arborheightsdekalb.com to let us know you will be stopping by - and tell your friends. We would love to see you there.

Officially underway

What a wonderful groundbreaking we had on September 14^th!

Elected officials and staff from Montgomery County and the Municipality of Norristown joined community leaders to celebrate the culmination of years of planning and cooperation that have made new affordable homes on DeKalb Street a reality.

 Our official ground breaking photo featuring (left to right) Norristown Council member Marlon Millner; Representative Matt Bradford (107th Legislative District); Developer Sarah Peck, president of Progressive Housing Ventures; Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Hoeffel; Norristown Director of Planning Jayne Musonye; and Norristown Council members Gary Simpson, Linda Christian and William Caldwell. Absent from photo, Montgomery County Commissioner Bruce Castor.

Kids of a neighboring property owner joined in the event with their own groundbreaking pose.

The promise of Arbor Heights has spurred renovations and renewal of many other properties in the immediate vicinity. See more about that here.  

Watch WPVI Action News’ coverage of the groundbreaking here.

And hear Brad Segall, Suburban Bureau Chief from KWY News Radio and Developer Sarah Peck here

 

Here we go!

Okay we cheated a little –

We already have homebuyers so we didn’t want to wait for our official ground breaking to start construction on our first building of 6 new homes at 1010 DeKalb Street.

This was the scene on September 12 – truly a new beginning for this historic block in Norristown.

We are so excited to get started on these new homes!