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Project
History Of Meeder Development Corp.
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Project:
Christian
Street Court:
Historic
Rehabilitation, 2002
Location:
Christian
Street
Lancaster,
PA
Ownership:
Christian
Street Court
Association,
LLC
General Partners
Bank
of Lancaster County,
Blue
Ball National Bank
Developer:
Meeder
Development
Corporation
Architect:
Stuart
& Lefever Architects
Contractor:
Devcon
Services
Financing:
Bank of
Lancaster,
Blue Ball National
Bank
Anchor
Tenant:
Godfrey
Advertising
Size:
57,000
Square Feet
Total Project
Cost:
$4,500,000 |
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Christian
Street Court is located on the first block of North Queen Street and one-half
block from Penn Square, Lancaster City. It is a mixed-use project that both
revitalized the store fronts along North Queen Street while creating an
entirely new identity for the rear properties fronting East Grant Street
and North Christian Street. With minimal demolition and the addition of
a small parking deck, the long vacant 50,000 square feet of upper levels
of these structures has renewed life as first rate office space. For this
restoration, MDC was honored with the C. Emlin Urban Preservation and Re-use
Award in 2003 by the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County.
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Project:
City Crossings:
Historic
Rehabilitation,
1993
Location:
354 North Prince St.
Lancaster,
PA
Use:
Commercial
Condominiums
Ownership:
City
Crossings, LP
General Partners
Meeder
Development Corp.
PFC
Capital
Limited Partners
Fulton
Financial Corp.
Developer:
Meeder
Development
Corporation
Architect:
Levengood
Kautter
Associates
Contractor:
Paul Risk
Associates
Financing:
Fulton
Bank, Bank of
Lancaster
County,
Lancaster
County Housing
&
Redevelopment
Authority,
LERTA
Anchor
Tenant:
Visiting
Nurse Association
Size:
34,000
Square Feet
Total Project
Cost:
Building:
$2,700,000
Parking Lot:
$1,000,000 |
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City Crossings,
located in Lancaster City, is a 34,000 Square foot multi-tenant historic
rehabilitation project. Meeder Development Corporation was awarded the C.
Emlin Urban Award by the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County
in 1993 for the faithful restoration of this property, formerly the Standard
Caramel Factory. The success of this project is tied to the concurrent development
of the parking lot at 330 N. Prince St. The parking lot was over a
$1,000,000 project and required extensive environmental remidiation that
included a vapor extraction program of the entire site. |
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