Jeremy Zaborowski

Berks Park 183 had two great signs of progress this month, one of them literally! First, the new sign directing traffic for the park to use 183 was installed. See pics below. Second, and more important, was the approval by Bern Township for … [Read more...] about Preliminary Land Development Approval a Great Sign for Berks Park 183

This month the Reading Regional Airport Authority (RRAA) broke ground on a new 15,000 SF Corporate Hangar, a project over a year in the making. Expected to be completed in Q1 2027, this was a project several years in the making for the RRAA … [Read more...] about Reading Regional Airport Authority Breaks Ground on 15,000 SF Corporate Hangar with BerksIDA Financing Support

BerksIDA and staff were honored to be recipients of two unexpected awards this year. At the annual Reading Berks Association of Realtors (RBAR) brunch in January, Jeremy Zaborowski was announced as the 2025 Grow with Berks Award recipient … [Read more...] about BerksIDA and Staff Recognized for Contributions to the Region

This month BerksIDA submitted land development entitlements for the remaining two buildings at Berks Park 183. Once entitled, we plan to install all the pad-ready improvements necessary for a new or existing local business to put up their … [Read more...] about Berks Park 183 Approaching Completion – Two (Soon To Be) Pad-Ready Lots for Sale!

Along 422 in Amity Township, Island Pizza, a great lunch stop, stands alone. For decades, Amity Township wanted development along and north of this major state road. For decades, they courted developers who looked hard to make projects work … [Read more...] about BerksIDA closes on $5M Tax Increment Financing (TIF) in Amity Township for 338 Unit Housing Development

If you build it, they will come. Developers know that where there is no infrastructure, there is no project. The Township of Lower Heidelberg knows this, too. For years, their ~1.3 miles of US-422 has sat undeveloped despite being zoned and … [Read more...] about BerksIDA approves inaugural $1M loan for Lower Heidelberg Township Water Project