Past Projects

Silver Spring Township Sewer Treatment Plant​​

Developed in collaboration with the 1989 Construction Company, this full service sewer treatment plant benefits Silver Spring Township residential, retail, office, and industrial needs. As one of the largest privately developed sewage plants in PA at the time of construction, the project included miles of water lines and pump stations, and has the capacity to treat 650,000 gallons per day. Strategically developed during the early stages of Silver Spring Township's growth, this facility provides critical infrastructure for continued growth in this area. As the developer of this facility, Shadow Oaks Properties owns the rights to Equivalent Dwelling Units (EDUs) which have been used for many previous and current projects. Click here to view the Silver Spring Township Sewer Treatment Plant on a map. 

Silver Spring Commerce Park

Developments on this 95 acre commercial/industrial park included a 100% refrigerated 600,000+ for Hershey Foods warehouse and distribution center, PPL Electric Service Center, and new car sales and showroom. The development of this commerce park included the construction of a private road, waterlines, and utilities. We were also responsible for boring routes 11 and 114 in order to develop sanitary sewage capacity for these facilities. Click here to view the Silver Spring Commerce Park on a map. 

Silver Spring Commons

Silver Spring Commons is a 50+ acre, 456,000 square foot regional power shopping center developed in collaboration with Ahold USA. Silver Spring Commons features Walmart, Sam's Club, Value City Furniture, Olive Garden, Taco Bell, Subway, Fulton Bank, and a number of other small tenants including restaurants and hair salons. Significant past tenants include Lowe's, A.C. Moore, Marshall's, and Giant Foods, which moved to a different Shadow Oaks Location (Cumberland Marketplace Shopping Center). There were approximately 1,600 parking spaces developed as part of this property. In addition to adjoining retailers pictured, Silver Spring Square is less than a mile away and is occupied by Wegman's, Target, Bed Bath and Beyond, Kohl's, and many other large, national retailers. Click here to view Silver Spring Commons on a map. 

Route 81 Turnpike Associates
Crossroads Commerce Center

At the exact intersection of Interstate 81 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike sits a combined 156 acres developed by Shadow Oaks Properties. The western section of the property was developed into a 37 acre site with a 450,000 square foot, Class-A warehouse/distribution center. After developing this site, our partnership sold the building to ProLogis in 2002. 

The remaining land was sold to Toigo Organic Farms LLC, who developed a year-round greenhouse to grow tomatoes and other organic vegetables to nearby Wegman's, Ahold USA, other retailers. With on-site railroad access and intersection of 2 major interstate highways, this site was a perfect location for access to Eastern/Western Pennsylvania, the Mid-Atlantic, and the Northeast corridor. ​​Click here to view these sites on a map. 

Hunt Field and Hunt Club

Hunt Field and Hunt Club are two separate single-family home developments totaling over 300 acres and situated between Harrisburg and Hershey, Pennsylvania. This prime location offers residents access to major employers, retail centers, and top-rated school districts. Houses within these luxury developments typically range from 3,300-6,500 square feet, contain 4-6 bedrooms and 3-6 bathrooms, sit on up to 3 acre lots, and sell for a median price of $465,000. Click here to view these developments on a map. 

Cumberland Business Park

This 85 acre, mixed use industrial, commercial, and office park in Upper Allen Township, Pennsylvania sits at the intersection of PA Turnpike Route 76 and Interstate 15. This project created a new intersection connecting Cumberland Parkway with Interstate 15 and Route 114. Schneider International bought a fully developed site and constructed a 340,000 square foot distribution center.