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Opening / first-lease date: grand opening recorded as December 19, 2024 (Harkins celebrates the grand opening of Bridgeside Estates). Phase I of Little Lehigh public housing redevelopment (50 units); replaced 1950s-60s era 76-unit public housing. Pennrose[4] release also says December 2024.
Construction research 2026-10-24: Harkins documents the December 19, 2024 grand opening of Bridgeside Estates, the completed 50-home first phase of Little Lehigh redevelopment. Pennrose’s[1][4] 2025 developer profile lists US$24 million for this exact 50-home scope. Native price records that rounded profile figure; an older Fall 2023 AHA newsletter described US$27 million, so this is not represented as an audited final account. Phase II and the full master plan remain separate. The contractor’s ceremony date is retained rather than the following day’s press-release date. Source quote: “arrangements that made the $27 million project possible” Historical Phase I budget on page 3, superseded here by the newer developer profile; difference retained explicitly.
Construction research 2026-10-24: Harkins documents the December 19, 2024 grand opening of Bridgeside Estates, the completed 50-home first phase of Little Lehigh redevelopment. Pennrose’s[1][4] 2025 developer profile lists US$24 million for this exact 50-home scope. Native price records that rounded profile figure; an older Fall 2023 AHA newsletter described US$27 million, so this is not represented as an audited final account. Phase II and the full master plan remain separate. The contractor’s ceremony date is retained rather than the following day’s press-release date. Source quote: “$24M | 50 Units” Page 0, Bridgeside Estates, Allentown PA. Rounded developer profile project figure; leading + is a profile bullet, not treated as a price lower bound.
Project-specific operator, government or project-partner source reviewed on October 10, 2026.[1]
Construction research 2026-10-24: Harkins documents the December 19, 2024 grand opening of Bridgeside Estates, the completed 50-home first phase of Little Lehigh redevelopment. Pennrose’s[1][4] 2025 developer profile lists US$24 million for this exact 50-home scope. Native price records that rounded profile figure; an older Fall 2023 AHA newsletter described US$27 million, so this is not represented as an audited final account. Phase II and the full master plan remain separate. The contractor’s ceremony date is retained rather than the following day’s press-release date. Source quote: “celebrate the grand opening of Bridgeside Estates”
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Harkins documents the December 19, 2024 grand opening of Bridgeside Estates, the completed 50-home first phase of Little Lehigh redevelopment. Pennrose’s 2025 developer profile lists US$24 million for this exact 50-home scope. Native price records that rounded profile figure; an older Fall 2023 AHA newsletter described US$27 million, so this is not represented as an audited final account. Phase II and the full master plan remain separate. The contractor’s ceremony date is retained rather than the following day’s press-release date.
Opening date: grand opening December 19, 2024. Source: Harkins celebrates the grand opening of Bridgeside Estates. Operator listing and program documents were last reviewed October 10, 2026.
Property waitlist closed. Leasing phone: 610-871-5575. Eligibility and application document.
Monthly prices shown on the operator’s current property page, checked October 10, 2026. Apartment and program eligibility vary.[1]
| Apartment / condition | Monthly rent |
|---|---|
| 1 bedroom — operator-listed | $1,053 |
| 2 bedroom — operator-listed | $1,265 |
| 3 bedroom — operator-listed | $1,191–$1,451 |
| 4 bedroom — operator-listed | $1,627 |
The page does not assign every rate to an income tier. Mixed-income ranges may include market-rate homes. Assisted residents may pay a different income-based contribution. Confirm utilities, fees, qualification and a final quote with leasing.
Eligibility: the linked operator documents identify a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program. Qualification depends on household size and annual income; voucher and market-rate homes, where offered, use separate rules.
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