Recently Completed Development

In June 2021, Valley Forge National Historical Park began a phased reopening of its Visitor Center following a $12M renovation, its first comprehensive overhaul since 1976. Features include improved physical accessibility, upgraded security and fire protection, improved collections storage, an all-new HVAC system, windows, flooring, carpets, signage and a variety of energy efficiency improvements. The next phase is projected for spring 2022 and will include new exhibits that will immerse visitors in the six-month period of the 1777-1778 winter encampment through color, sound, and textures of wood, metal and mud. The final phase will include the reopening of the renovated theater in summer 2022.

CHOP is now welcoming patients at its first inpatient hospital outside of Philadelphia. Located next to its existing King of Prussia Specialty Care & Surgery Center, the 250,000 SF, $298M inpatient hospital known as the Middleman Family Pavilion, includes a total of 108 single patient rooms, care for a broad range of pediatric specialties, a 24/7 20-bay emergency department specializing in pediatric care and an operating room suite. The hospital will create an additional 500 new jobs by the third year of operation.

Construction is now complete on a new 331,525 SF distribution center, developed by Novaya Foxfield Industrial on the 29-acre property which was formerly home to the Johnson Matthey Inc. chemical plant. The building is leased to Target Corp., which will utilize it to distribute to stores as well as e-commerce distribution directly to customers.

A 120-room hotel, with incredible suites designed for long-term and extended stay and short term stay options as well.