Although Orens Brothers had been converting single family homes into apartments since they started developing in 1979, this complex was their largest endeavor at that time. Developed primarily for student housing at the University of Pennsylvania, this 52 unit project features two and three bedroom apartments.

Completed the renovation and resale of a ten-story former abandoned warehouse into 63 loft style condominiums and a title insurance office on the first floor. This $12,500,000 project is in Center City.

Completed the renovation and resale of a 12-story 300,000 sq. ft. building at 2200 Arch Street located in the Logan Square neighborhood of Philadelphia. This vacant deserted shell was an $80,000,000 project and has been transformed into 169 luxury loft condominiums, first floor retail space containing state of the art professional and medical suites, a gourmet delicatessen/market and fitness center. In addition, Orens Brothers managed the construction of a multi-tiered parking facility adjacent to the building, providing parking for each unit in the building.

Beginning in 2009, Orens Brothers took part in the joint-venture development of Symphony House, Assisted Living and Memory Care. Formally a nursing home, the combined 100,000 sq. ft. property in Feasterville, Bucks County, PA was transformed into a 52-unit Assisted Living residence and 37-unit state-of-the-art special care unit for individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementias. Orens Brothers managed the $17,000,000 project from site analysis and acquisition, feasibility, financing, development, construction, through to licensure. In April 2011, The Symphony House was awarded the first Assisted Living License under the newly drafted Chapter 2800 Regulations in the state of Pennsylvania

Edison Square, a $12,000,000 project aided by the use of New Market Tax Credits, is located at 701 West Lehigh Avenue, which was the former Edison High School. The existing 400,000 sq. ft. school building was demolished and developed into a 36,000 sq. ft. retail shopping center. This highly visible and busy commercial corridor is a very attractive location to retailers and the complex was completely pre-leased before construction began. Tenants include: Save A Lot Grocery, Family Dollar, Burger King, Little Caesars, T.D. Bank, and Kicks USA. Not only does the shopping center provide convenient goods and services to the community, it eliminated blight significantly and enhanced the aesthetics along the Lehigh Avenue corridor. The project created 70+ full-time equivalent jobs and hundreds of construction jobs.

This 6+ acre complex houses a multi-level 27,000 sq. ft. warehouse, a run of 6 garages and another smaller 2,200 sq. ft. building, all of which are designed to accommodate commercial rentals for general contractors. Most of the spaces have overhead doors – a must-have accommodation for GC’s. The warehouse also contains corporate offices for one of the tenants on a higher floor. Additionally, the vast majority of the acreage provides ample parking for large industrial vehicles, storage containers, boats, etc. A residential house is also included in this complex.

The Coastline Restaurant and Nightclub had been a New Jersey landmark since 1978. The building was completely demolished and the lot was developed into a 66 bed, 50,000 sq. ft. memory care facility. Orens Brothers partnered with a national provider of assisted living facilities to develop this project.

This 32 unit apartment building and 1st floor commercial space is a ground up construction project. Orens Brothers panelized all of the walls in Bellmawr, NJ and shipped them to the site - greatly reducing construction time and cost. The 1st floor includes a lavish lobby and commercial spaces consisting of both a 9,000 sq. ft. bi-level (FIT gym) commercial gym and a fresh food market.

Located in University City, this development project will consist of 40 residential units and one 1st floor commercial space. The project will also feature 23 indoor parking spaces. This ground up new construction project will be assembled using panelized walls and modular bathrooms and kitchens constructed by Off Site Builders, LLC.

The legendary Blue Horizon will always be remembered as an iconic Philadelphia boxing venue. The building has been vacant for many years and has fallen into disrepair. The property was acquired in 2018 with plans to build a 160 unit apartment building with 10,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. The interior décor will pay homage to the boxing history that took place in the building. The locally designated historic façade will remain and be restored.

Typically the first floor of most development projects, whether they are condominiums, apartment buildings or assisted living facilities, serve as a venue for commercial space to add amenities to a property. Restaurants, grocery stores, pizzerias, gyms and beauty spas are among a few examples of the retail development Orens Brothers has developed over the years.