Summerdale Plaza – Enola, PA

Routes 1115 and Interstate 81

Summerdale Plaza is a 154,194 shopping center on the west shore of Harrisburg. The shopping center is ideally located on State Routes 11/15. National tenants include Rite Aide, Dollar Tree, T-Mobile and Rite Aid. Summerdale recently went through a complete renovation, receiving new facades, roofs and a new signalized entrance.

Plaza At Oxford Valley – Langhorne, PA

Oxford Valley Road

Oxford Valley Plaza is a 65,654 square foot shopping center located on Oxford Valley Road adjacent to the Oxford Valley Mall and Sesame Place. The shopping center benefits from its superior proximity to Route 1, Interstate 95, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and the affluent areas of Newtown and Yardley. WRDC is currently repositioning the shopping center. Renovations thus far included construction of a signalized intersection, development of 4,400 square foot pad site and relocation of a new pylon sign. A full facade renovation was completed, additional landscaping and exterior upgrades were completed to accommodate the lease executed with Bonefish Grill.

69th Street & Walnut Street – Upper Darby, PA

69th Street and Walnut Street

WRDC purchased the 69th Street complex in 1987. WRDC completely revitalized and expanded the over 850,000 square foot shopping district that spans more than four city blocks. With all new facades, the construction of a state-of-the-art 10-screen United Artists movie theater and the construction of four new buildings, WRDC brought the prestige back to the 69th Street Shopping District. WRDC sold most of its interest on 69th Street in 2005. WRDC still owns a few buildings at the corner of 69th and Walnut Streets.

63rd Street & Market Street – Millbourne, Delaware County, PA

63rd Street & Market Street

The site at 63rd & Market Street is a 15 acre tract of land at the intersection of 63rd Street and market Street in Delaware County, PA. Through a collaborative effort, WRDC and Millbourne Borough anticipate a mixed use development including 75,000 square feet of retail space and 78 apartment units. The revitalization of the former Sears site is an initiative to provide the surrounding under-served neighborhoods with a variety of fresh food choices, business options and housing built around Septa’s Millbourne Train Station which is located on site. This redevelopment represents an opportunity for WRDC to contribute to a socially and environmentally responsible development that will create jobs, rebuild a community and improve mufti-modal transportation. The planning of this project forged a strong partnership between WRDC, Millbourne Borough, the community and its stakeholders.

The Point – Pennsauken, NJ

Intersection of Route 38 & Route 70

The Point is an 118,000 square foot retail complex, consisting of five existing buildings and an undeveloped retail pad site. Currently undergoing a major redevelopment, the theater building received a facade renovation in 2013 and has two new big box retailers (Restaurant Equippers and Harbor Freight Tools).  All the other retail buildings have been given new facades, and both pylons signs were reconstructed and enlarged in 2011. Along with these structural improvements, landscaping and the parking lot have been improved. The Point has long been home to a Wawa (with gas station) that is the 5^th busiest store in the multi-state 645 convenience store chain.

The site benefits from an exceptional location. With both entrances and exits at the intersection of Routes 38 and 70, these highways merge to be the main thoroughfare and a five minute drive to the Ben Franklin Bridge into Philadelphia.  Additionally, The Point is a short drive to I-295 and I-95, major highways to New York City, and all points south (Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C.), without the necessity of driving through Philadelphia. Traffic counts at the shopping center exceed 150,000 vehicles per day.

Fashion Center – Paramus, NJ

Intersection of Route 17 and Ridgewood Ave

WRDC recently completed the final phase of the redevelopment of the Fashion Center with the opening of Fairway Market. The 500,000 square foot shopping complex is also anchored by Lord & Taylor, Fairway Market, Best Buy, Loehmann’s, Bed, Bath & Beyond, TJ Maxx and Toys R Us – all reporting exceptional sales. The Fashion Center benefits from it’s proven location at the intersection of Route 17 and Ridgewood Avenue with easy access from the affluent neighborhoods of North Bergen County. Paramus consistently has the most retail sales of any zip code in the United States.

Middletown Shopping Center – Middletown, NJ

Intersection of New Monmouth Road and Route 35

The Middletown Shopping Center is completing a multi million dollar redevelopment to include: the expansion of various retails spaces, a full facade renovation with enhanced architectural elements, signage improvements and landscape upgrades. The Middletown Shopping Center is located at the signalized intersection of Route 35 and New Monmouth Road, just off the Garden State Parkway.

Deptford, NJ – Deptford, NJ

1460 North Almonesson Road

The Deptford shopping center is located on Almonesson Road in Deptford, New Jersey, directly across from the Deptford Mall. This exceptional location is served by a traffic signal which also serves the Mall. Tenants of this property have consistently enjoyed high sales volumes at the shopping center.

In 2014, WRDC completed a facade renovation, installed a new pylon sign and made improvements to the parking lot, bringing a new look to the shopping center.

Shoppes at 18th & Commercial

Intersection of NE 18th Ave. and E. Commercial Blvd.

WRDC recently completed a multimillion dollar redevelopment of the Shoppes at 18th & Commercial, which included architectural enhancements to the facade, improved signage, new landscaping and parking lot improvements throughout. Aldi Grocery Market has opened one its first South Florida locations. The Shoppes at 18th & Commercial is ideally located on East Commercial Blvd, east of I-95 between Dixie Highway and Federal Highway at a signalized intersection. The property benefits from being on a heavily traveled commercial corridor with traffic counts in access of 53,000 vehicles per day. The daytime population boasts 125,000 people and 11,000 businesses within 3 miles. Immediately surrounding the property is a year around working class residential neighborhood with an average household income of $74,000 and a median age of 45.

Center One – Jerusalem, IS

43 Yirmiyahu St.