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More Web Searches Seek 'Sanatoga Springs'

LIMERICK PA – As Wall Street celebrates the return of the national economy from a two-year-long recession, interest in local retail commercial development appears also to be on the rise, particularly in the O’Neill Properties Group project proposed for Lightcap and Evergreen Roads in Limerick PA and alternately known as “Sanatoga Springs,” “The Premium Gateway at Sanatoga Springs,” or “The Gateway At Sanatoga.”

The most recent layout available for The Gateway At Sanatoga proposed by O'Neill Properties. In addition to Costco as a tenant at top left, the drawing specifies a Hampton Inn and Red Robin Retaurant as having committed to the project.

The most recent layout available for The Gateway At Sanatoga proposed by O'Neill Properties, including Costco (top left), a Hampton Inn (at "K") and Red Robin ("I") as having committed to the project.

Various Internet search keyword and phrase trackers checked Thursday (Sept. 17, 2009) show a significant increase during recent weeks in Web user traffic for terms like “Sanatoga Springs” and “Sanatoga shopping center.”

Possibly just as significant is the availability of new promotional materials for the project from King of Prussia PA-based developer O’Neill, which offer fresh insight into tenants who apparently have made commitments to be part of the complex.

During hearings conducted in January (2009) by Limerick (PA) Township, O’Neill representatives described what was then simply called “Sanatoga Springs” as a three-phase project that ultimately would include a Costco store and accompanying gas station as an anchor, along with smaller retailers and housing units. Six months later, in a visibly declining economy, O’Neill removed from its web pages several early brochures and flyers touting the project.

They’re back, in revised form. Materials that now label the shopping complex’s second stage as “The Gateway At Sanatoga” can be downloaded from the O’Neill’s retail developments webpage. They continue to list Costco as a primary tenant, with an opening slated for Fall 2010. Costco has not yet broken ground for a building.

They also specifically list a Hampton Inn Hotel and a Red Robin Restaurant as tenants. While plans for a hotel, five restaurants, two banks and other retailers have continually been described as parts of the project, the apparent commitment of franchise brand names other than Costco had not been previously promoted.

Recently heightened web searches for information on Sanatoga Springs is accompanied by:

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