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EPISODE · May 12, 2024 · 19 MIN

Gary Holloway Jr. and GMH Communities: A Legacy of Building Communities serving University Housing and Luxury Living, Like The Caswell at Runnymeade in Newtown Square, PA

from Good Neighbor Podcast: Delco · host Bob Blaisse

Gary Holloway Jr. and GMH Communities: A Legacy of Building Communities serving University Housing and Luxury Living, Like The Caswell at Runnymeade in Newtown Square, PAWhen Gary Holloway, Jr. of talks about shaping skylines and lives, he means it. This 25-year CEO / President peels back three generations of family legacy that has led to large scale success for this residential construction and property management firm, headquartered in Delaware County, PA, also known as “Delco.” While visiting the Good Neighbor Delco Podcast studio, Gary Holloway, Jr. reveals how a construction firm begun by his grandfather, Caswell Holloway, Jr. inspired his father, Gary Holloway, Sr., to pivot towards development and management of student, residential and military housing. Today, GMH Communities offers residential living to tens of thousands across the country, creating positive ripple effects for not only universities and young scholars, but also for neighborhoods with comfortable lifestyle living. Gary Holloway's Delco pride shines through when sharing  the intertwined growth of real estate development and sustained pride for Delco through several generations of the Holloway Family. Listen to the legacy of community development across the country and across the generations as Gary Holloway, Jr. shares the tale of Runnymeade Farms, a residential community his grandfather, Caswell Holloway, Jr. first planned 40 years ago.  You'll feel Gary’s hometown pride in recently developing The Caswell at Runnymede, a 249-unit, maintenance-free, luxury lifestyle residential community opened and named in honor of his grandfather in Gary's beautiful boyhood hometown of Newtown Square, PA.  Listen to Gary share how much more than bricks and mortar goes into developing residential living projects. From strategic collaborations with local neighbors and local governance to ensuring infrastructural enhancements, this Good Neighbor Business, GMH Communities knows how to create good neighborhoods. www.GMHCommunities.com /  www.Facebook.com/gmhcommunities  / www.instagram.com/gmhcommunities / www.linkedin.com/company/gmhcommunities (610) 355-8000 www.TheCaswellResidences.com / www.facebook.com/TheCaswellAtRunnymeade / www.instagram.com/thecaswellresidences (610) 624-1000--- About The Show--- Good Neighbor Podcast is a spotlight on local businesses in and around Delaware County, PA (“Delco” ) and Beyond...  The executive producer and host, Bob Blaisse, is a community sponsorship advocate, business branding specialist, and publisher of several hometown magazines, including: Newtown Square Friends & Neighbors, Marple Friends & Neighbors and Newtown Edgmont Friends & Neighbors, mailed monthly to more than 12,000 homes in Western Delaware County, PA, and also available for reading online.  

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