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Trumbauer buildings to anchor Keswick Village upgrade

In close-knit communities like Glenside, news of change can bring worry. That's what happened when two Tudor-style residential/retail buildings in Keswick Village, at Easton Road and North Keswick Avenue, were purchased for $6.2 million at bankruptcy auction in December by Center City real estate company Franklin Residential.

Private developer Steve Balin (right) and Abington Township official Larry Matteo (left) are working to craft the once failing Kewick Commons into a vibrant strip of small buisnesses. They hope the new development will help support already existing neighborhood pillars, like the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA. ( MEAGHAN POGUE /Staff Photographer)
Private developer Steve Balin (right) and Abington Township official Larry Matteo (left) are working to craft the once failing Kewick Commons into a vibrant strip of small buisnesses. They hope the new development will help support already existing neighborhood pillars, like the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA. ( MEAGHAN POGUE /Staff Photographer)Read more