Only 1 Unit Available! 938 E 4th St, Bethlehem, PA 18015
Reach out to:
United Realty Partners - Realty 365
Stephanie Salanik & Afif Salloum - Realtors
(866) 721-8950 or salaniksold@gmail.com
20 MILE MARCH AWARD!
We WON the 2022 American Institute of Investment Housing “20 Mile March” award!
What is the 20 Mile March?
To 20 Mile March in business means to hit specified targets year after year with a long-term view in mind. A good 20 Mile March has these five characteristics: 1) it specifies both lower and upper bounds; 2) it’s consistent; 3) it’s customized; 4) it’s achievable, and 5) it falls within a reasonable time frame.
We were up against some of the BIGGEST real estate investment firms in all of America and our dedication and commitment to keep going, day after day, no matter what the conditions.
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO BELOW of our own Founder & CEO accepting the award at the ceremony.
Have you seen the new signage? Boyd Theater Project
A Bold Move To The Future With A Clear Nod To The Past!
Monthly Team Meeting
A huge shout out to our very own Naimeh Imeid for leading out monthly team meeting! She shared all of Monocacy successes and reviewed our rocks! It is so important to bring the whole team together and collectively share in success and our outlook for suture success.
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY @ THE BOYD THEATER
Despite the mud and rain, we were SO excited to celebrate the groundbreaking of our redevelopment project in Bethlehem. The groundbreaking marks the beginning of a new era for the theater, an iconic symbol of Bethlehem dating to the days of live vaudeville, with the 1,200-seat venue later becoming the place to see first-run movies. Bethlehem’s Mayor J. William Reynolds was on hand for the ceremony, joined by dignitaries from the offices of U.S. Representative Susan Wild and Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure. In designing the new 205-unit multifamily community, DLP Capital and Monocacy will pay tribute to the heydays of the historic theater, which will now become a valuable addition to affordable apartment living in the area.
The new complex, at 30 Broad St., will rise six stories with its façade featuring elements in tribute to the industrial heritage of Bethlehem, including red brick and exposed steel as well as historic red Boyd signage symbolizing the theater’s notable past. In addition to the community’s 205 apartments, the complex will also host 10 Airbnb rental units, underground parking, a pool, courtyard, and 5,000 square feet of commercial space. Theater memorabilia will be preserved among interior public spaces, such as a vintage projector and chandelier, theater seats, photos, and more. One exterior wall will showcase a soaring mural commemorating Bethlehem’s steel heritage.
"We live in such a good city, there’s no reason something like that should sit empty for so long," Ayvazov said.
We were featured on WFMZ. Check out the coverage and VIDEO here - CLICK HERE
PROGRESS at 938 East 4th Street
The renovation of the Zion First Hungarian Lutheran Church is nearing the final stages. The former church sits atop a hill with a view of the old Bethlehem Steel blast furnaces, where many Hungarian immigrants were employed. We were able to preserve the front of the church and the steeple to continue the legacy and beauty of this historic area.
Follow the Boyd Theater journey!
The building is fully demo’d and now it is time to rebuild and provide AFFORDABLE housing right here in downtown Bethlehem. Check out some construction footage below!