Hankin Group has completed the first phase of its $150 million, 360-unit residential community in Chester County and has begun leasing for its newest building. Hamilton Passive House, opened to residents last week, is a 32-unit, net-zero, luxury apartment building that caps the initial 10-building, 150-unit phase of development. It is part of Hankin Group's Hamilton at Eagleview, which will ultimately span 364 residential units as part of its larger master planned 800-acre Eagleview community in Exton. Hamilton Passive House is powered by solar energy and does not emit fossil fuels. Hankin Group installed solar panels on the roof and over a portion of the parking area to effectively eliminate electricity bills for residents. The building also has electric vehicle chargers and sustainable siding made from recycled materials, making it the first in Pennsylvania to achieve the Phius ZERO certification. One-bedroom units start at $2,475, two-bedroom apartments start at $2,999, and three bedrooms range from $4,120 to $4,460. Next up for the multi-phased Hamilton at Eagleview are three four- and five-story buildings that total 208 new apartments. In total, Hankin Group's blueprint for the master planned Eagleview site calls for 1,200 residences, 2.8 million square feet of office space, and 50,000 square feet of retail.
Source: Philadelphia Business Journal; 10/25/2024