M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal — Pennsylvania — July 2025 — 29
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Chuck Heller and Nick Sallack close deal for Castle Hill Pike Landmark facilitates $3.4 Million sale of affordable housing site in Gettysburg, PA
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Realty represented the sell- ers, Castle Hill Associates and Pike Management, in the
community. Castlehill was already a solid performer — and now it’s poised for responsible growth.” The Gettysburg area, known for its deep historical roots, is also evolving into a dynamic market for development. As demand for affordable, stable housing continues to climb, strategic sites like Castlehill are becoming increasingly valuable. For Landmark, this sale re- flects their commitment to help - ing clients maximize property value and connect with buyers investing in Pennsylvania’s future. MAREJ
ETTYSBURG, PA — Off the Hunter- stown Exit of Rte. 15
transaction. The deal was brokered by Chuck Hell- er, SIOR , executive VP, and Nick Sal- lack , senior associate.
in Gettys- burg, a major investment in afford- able housing has official- ly changed hands. Land- mark Com- mercial Re-
Chuck Heller
Nick Sallack
“This was more than a land deal,” said Chuck Heller. “It was about finding the right buyer with a long-term vi- sion for a quality housing
alty recently facilitated the $3.4 million sale of Castle Hill Manufactured Home Commu- nity, a well-established 60-pad park with modern infrastruc- ture, including 52 acres of addi- tional land adjacent to the exist- ing community. The expansion property was a key driver in the transaction, as the new owner, Ridge Park Community LLC, plans to develop a significantly larger community to meet the housing needs in the area. Castle Hill Manufactured Home Community has long been a well-maintained asset in Adams County. With updated water and sewer systems, the community offers an attrac- tive and efficient setup for residents and operators alike. The additional acreage, which comes with strong road access and proximity to major routes, creates the opportunity for long- term development. Landmark Commercial Roddy Inc. inks 17,000 s/f lease BRISTOL, PA — Roddy Inc. represented DiEgidio Holdings, LP in F.T.S. Floor- ing’s lease renewal of their 17,000 s/f unit in the 25,000 s/f modern one story flex building at 2921 Veterans Hwy., Unit C, Bristol. F.T.S. Flooring, LLC will now occupy 17,000 s/f for the warehousing and distribution of flooring materials. In a separate transaction, Roddy Inc. represented Wie- denbach Brown Co. in the renewal of their 18,083 s/f lease within a building located at 4601 Bath St., Richmond Waterfront Industrial Park, Philadelphia. Sean Durkin advised Wiedenbach Brown has been providing lighting and electrical solutions for cus- tomers since 1913 as a diversi- fied group that concentrates on one thing and one thing only– lighting to many sectors such as commercial, retail, electrical, and retrofits. MAREJ
Castle Hill Manufactured Home Community
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