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6/22/2007
Developer selected to build new Claymont Renaissance Village; Demolition of Brookview this summer

www.Delaforum.com June 22, 2007
 

PARTNER SELECTED: The Commonwealth-Setting joint venture has picked Alexandria, Va.-based Ocean Atlantic Corp. as its Renaissance Village 'co-developer', according to County Councilman John Cartier. Rehoboth Beach-based Schell Brothers will build the planned 'new urbanist' community. Ocean Atlantic describes itself as a firm which "specializes in developing high-quality residential communities that feature affordable luxury homes." Cartier told the Claymont Design Review Committee on June 21 that a plan for demolishing the former Brookview apartment complex is being negotiated. "Those buildings are coming down this summer," he said.

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