Meeder Development


Meeder Development & Meedcor Realty
Corporation
are Commercial Real Estate Marketing and Development Companies
specializing in urban properties in Lancaster City and County.

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Project History Of Meeder Development Corp.
  Sassafrass Alley Apts
Project:
          Sassafras Terrace: Historic
          Rehabilitation, 1989
Location:
          Main Street
          Mt. Joy, PA

Use:
          Low/ Moderate Income
          Housing: 64 Units, 2
          Commercial Units
Ownership:
           Sassafras Terrace, LP
      General Partners
           MDC, PFC Capital
      Limited Partners
           Union National Bank of
           Mt.Joy and Fulton Bank.
Developer:
          Meeder Development
          Corporation

Architect:
          Calabese Associates
Contractor:
          Paul Risk Associates
Financing:
          PHFA and Lancaster
          County Housing &
          Redevelopment Authority
Total Project Cost:
          $5,300,000  

          
  Sassafras Alley Apartments, located in Mt. Joy, PA, is a historic rehabilitation project. There are 64 units of predominantly low income apartments with a mix of market rate apartments and 3,500 sq. ft. of commercial space. This project is listed on the National Historic Register and in 1992 MDC was awarded the C. Emlin Urban Award for the preservation of the former George Brown Cotton and Woolen Mills.
 

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Project:
          New School of Lancaster
Location:
          Columbia Avenue
          Lancaster, PA

Developer:
          Meeder Development
          Corporation

Architect:
          Levengood Kautter Architects
Financing:
          Blue Ball National Bank
Size:
          30,000 Square Feet
Total Project Cost:
          $1,100,000
The New School of Lancaster
  This property stood vacant for ten years prior to MDC efforts to restore and win approval for designing the parking adjacent to the building without destroying the historic elements at the site. This project is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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