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Construction & Development
New construction and development news across Bucks County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia, and Delaware County: proposed subdivisions, apartment plans, mall redevelopments, data centers, warehouses, and the zoning fights that decide them. We track what is being built, where, and what it means for nearby home values, traffic, and property taxes. For a verified list of every builder community selling right now, see our New Construction hub. The McKnight Team follows township meetings so buyers and sellers in the Philadelphia suburbs hear about projects before they break ground. Thinking about buying or selling near a new development? Let’s talk.
Falls Township supervisors approved an 84 unit, 55 and older building at 654 Lincoln Highway, the former Lincoln Garage site. Here is how the plan shrank, and who gains and who pays as it moves forward.
The District at Black Rock in Upper Providence will bring a Whole Foods, L.L. Bean, Barnes & Noble, and 122 Toll Brothers townhomes by late 2027. Here is what the land prices say about where the market is headed.
Marple Township passed a 26-page data center ordinance while Lower Chichester weighs a 443,000 square foot proposal. Here is what clear rules mean for Delaware County home values.
Norristown Municipal Council moved forward a zoning change that supports 48 townhomes at 600 E. Fornance Street priced in the mid-$300,000s. Here is what it means for buyers and nearby sellers.
Three projects totaling 111 units are planned for vacant lots in East Germantown, where homes in the 19144 ZIP code sold for a median of $247,500 from April through September 2026. Here is what developers see and what it means for buyers and owners.
Foxlane Homes has proposed 40 single family homes and 10 twin homes on about 16 acres of Karamoor Farm off Skippack Pike. Here is where the plan stands and what it could mean for buyers and sellers around Blue Bell.
A developer has filed five lawsuits against Upper Merion Township after supervisors denied five King of Prussia data center projects totaling 4.6 million square feet. Here is how the case works and what it could mean for homeowners nearby.
Demolition of most of the roughly 100 acre Neshaminy Mall property starts in December, and the owners have released no redevelopment plans. Here is what the silence means for Bensalem homeowners.
Newtown Township supervisors say the joint data center ordinance passed in August by Newtown, Upper Makefield, and Wrightstown is only a starting point, and they intend to push for stronger restrictions. No developer has applied to build a data center…