Project
Commercial Fac.
Location: Bethlehem, PA This 115,000 s.f., $13.3 million shopping center was completed in 1995. A supermarket, bank, cinema and restaurant anchor this community convenience center. It has been fully leased since construction was completed and was sold to MART in 1999.
Location: Situated in the same business park as the Fireman’s Fund Building, this 60,000 s.f., three story, Class A office building has been fully occupied since its completion in 1996. It was sold in 1997. Total development value
Location: Located near Lehigh Valley International Airport, this 106,000 s.f. office building is part Lehigh Valley Industrial Park II, near Allentown and Bethlehem. Professional firms tenant it. It was purchased and upgraded in 1993, then resold 1996. Total development value was $6.2 million.
Location: 100 N. 3rd St., City of Easton, PA, historic downtown business district SIZE: 33,000 s.f. TYPE: Renovation, commercial office STATUS: Completed 2007 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $3 million
This currently occupied office building will continue to be leased back to Sovereign Bank for a branch office. Tenant space will be upgraded and made ready for professional and medical offices. The improvements to this building and the maintenance of professional office space will enhance the renaissance of downtown Easton. This transaction was made in conjunction with a bank redevelopment project for Sovereign Bank in Bethlehem, PA, where a new regional loan center is to be located.
Location: 1 E. Broad St., Bethlehem, PA, Historic Downtown Business District SIZE: 86,000 s.f. TYPE: New construction, urban in-fill, mixed-use, commercial STATUS: Completed 2006 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $17 million
This development converted an under utilized surface parking lot to a tax assessable real estate investment, and a premier office address in downtown Bethlehem. Adjacent to the historic district, it is designed in a Neoclassic style reminiscent of Lower Manhattan’s Tribecca Grand Hotel. Class-A office space is provided on four levels, commercial retail space is provided at street level. A 10-year local tax amortization program has enabled attractive lease terms for tenants.
Location: Howard Beach, NY OWNER: US Department of Interior – National Park Services ARCHITECT: Beyer Blinder Belle Architects PROJECT VALUE: $3,524,000 CONSTRUCTION PERIOD: Oct 2004 – Dec 2006 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Add (3,500 sf) and alterations (3,500 sf) to the existing Visitor Center Building. Building designed and build to achieve LEED-GOLD certify
Location: Bethlehem, PA, Historic Downtown Business District SIZE: 8,200 s.f. TYPE: Historic reconstruction, build-to-suit STATUS: Completed 2007 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $2.8 million
Following a devastating fire, ADC acquired this property, the location of the former family- owned Weiland’s Hardware Store at the prominent corner of Main St. and W. Broad St. in Bethlehem’s downtown core. The exterior of the ca. 1870’s historic building will be duplicated, the interior will be built-to-suit for an upscale restaurant owned by a Lehigh Valley entrepreneur.
Location: Rt. 100, Macungie, Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Valley, PA SIZE: 45 ac., 114 units & asst. living, 25,000 s.f. retail, 15,000 office TYPE: New construction, active adult and assisted living, commercial, office STATUS: Completed 2004 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $6.9 million
Caramoor Village is a 114-unit active adult community with an 74-bed assisted living facility affording the opportunity for a continuum of care for seniors. The Shoppes at Caramoor Village is a 25,000 s.f. convenience retail center with a drug store, a restaurant, and a bank. A 15,000 s.f. office building has been completed in conjunction with the mixed-use development. Ashley Development acquired the land and all permits, with construction commencing in 2003. The turn-key development was sold to Caracor Development Company upon completion in 2004, ADC worked closely with the new owner on leasing.
Location: 2 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, PA, Historic Downtown Business District SIZE: 34,000 s.f. TYPE: Historic rehabilitation, adaptive re-use, mixed-use, commercial & residential STATUS: Completed 2008 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $4.7 million
Originally the Farr’s Building, ca. 1920, was home to a downtown dry goods retailer, more recently the building had been used for classroom space, professional offices and storefront retail. The exterior of the building will be restored while the interior will be renovated for residential units on the upper stories and a restaurant on the first floor.
Location: Brooklyn, NY OWNER: Department of Interior – Na Park Services ARCHITECT: Beyer Blinder Belle Architects PROJECT VALUE: $1,451,000 CONSTRUCTION PERIOD: September 2004 – October 2005 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Restoration of Exterior Envelop of Historical Aircraft Hangar
Location: South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania AWARDS: March of Dimes Project of the Year Award for Union Station, October 2004 / Best of Bethlehem Historic District Award for Union Station, April 2004
St. Luke’s at Union Station is a historic 25,0000 square foot health and wellness center in South Bethlehem’s Business District. St. Luke’s at Union Station is a historic rehabilitation and adaptive re-use project that transformed a ca. 1900 passenger rail station into a state-of-the-art health and wellness center for St. Luke’s Hospital and Health Network. When passenger rail service was discontinued in the 1970’s, the station was abandoned. Demolition by neglect nearly caused the collapse of this historic edifice. Rehabilitation has been certified by the National Park Service.
Location: E. 3rd St., Bethlehem, PA, Southside Historic Business District SIZE: 50,000 s.f. TYPE: New construction, urban in-fill, mixed-use, commercial STATUS: Completed 2008 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $7.2 million
This contextual urban in-fill development will knit the urban streetscape of this city block in South Bethlehem. The upper stories will provide 26,000 square feet of prime office space in Southside Bethlehem’s Keystone Innovation Zone, the street level will include 16,000 square feet of commercial retail space.
Location: Allentown, PA. ADC provided turn-key development services to King Real Estate and Development Company in building this $12 million, 128,000 s.f. shopping center which has been fully leased since construction was completed in 1996.
Location: Dix Hills, NY OWNER: DASNY obo NYS OMH ARCHITECT: Gage, Babcock and Associates PROJECT VALUE: $2,678,000 CONSTRUCTION PERIOD: October 2006 – October 2009 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Replacement of 70,000sf ceiling finishes and installation of fire stopping products in an occupied psychiatric facility. Project completed in twelve phases.
Location: 680-690 Cedarville Rd., Williams Twp., Easton, PA SIZE: 42 ac., 166 units, 64,000 s.f. office, 30,000 s.f. retail & pad sites, 25,000 s.f. asst. living TYPE: New construction, mixed-use development, office, commercial, residential STATUS: Completed 2007 TOTAL DEVELOPMENT VALUE: $50.4 million
Conveniently located along the I-78 corridor near Easton, PA, this mixed-use communit includes two 32,000 square foot professional office buildings, a 25,000 square foot assisted living facility, a 30,000 square foot shopping center, and three pad sites suitable for bank, hotel, or restaurant users. Towns at Cedar Park is a 166 unit town home project planned in conjunction with Cedar Park; it was sold to Ryan Homes, Inc. in 2006.
