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Montgomery County · Lower Gwynedd · MCPC #26-0051-001

BT 309 Development

NORRISTOWN RD, Lower Gwynedd, PA · 278 homes, 46,750 sq ft non-residential, mixed use · 24.0 acres

About this project

The developer will transform a 24-acre office park in Lower Gwynedd by replacing one of two existing buildings with a four-story apartment tower of nearly 280 units and internal parking, while retaining the other office building and adding new retail and office structures. Integrated parking and pedestrian walkways will serve both residential and commercial tenants. The rezoning from special-use to multifamily residential district is needed to enable this mixed-use development.

County planning commission: Supports, with comments

Issues raised: Community impact statement missing from application requirements, Workforce housing administration needs clarification, Impervious surface and stormwater management, Green parking strategies and sustainability measures, Building design standards for massing and façade, Parking ratio flexibility and redundant reporting

Applicant
BT 309, LLC
Zoning
MF-3
Approvals needed
rezoning, text amendment, conditional use
Demolition
existing two-story office building

Filing history

  • 2026-03-04 · MCPC #26-0051-001 · Prelim Plan, Conditional Use · 278 homes · 46,750 sq ft

View all filings on the county site →

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

The developer proposes to redo the 24-acre Spring House Corporate Center office park on Norristown Road in Lower Gwynedd. One of its two office buildings would be torn down and replaced by a four-story apartment building of about 278 units, with parking inside the building. The other office building, which is occupied, would stay. Three new retail buildings (about 47,000 sq ft) would be added, along with more parking and walkways.

The land is now zoned for special-use offices, which don't allow homes, so the developer asked the township to rezone it to a multifamily district. The township supervisors asked for changes, including cutting the units to 264 and moving the building farther from the property line. The township's project page says the developer's purchase agreement for the site is close to expiring. Township records do not say who the retail tenants would be.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

As of the township's latest page, the supervisors approved the text change creating a mixed-use option in the multifamily district on 2026-06-23, but had not yet voted on rezoning this site. A conditional use hearing is set for 2026-12-08; after that, land development plans and building permits would follow.

Want to weigh in? The Lower Gwynedd Board of Supervisors decides next, and residents can comment at its public meetings, including the conditional use hearing on 2026-12-08 at 7 PM.

Who's behind it

BET 309, LLC (BET Investments) · A development company that is seeking to redevelop the Spring House Corporate Center; no official company site was found.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Rezoning (map amendment)
A change to the zoning map that allows different uses on a specific property.
D-1 Special Use District
The current zoning, which allows office-type uses but not housing.
MF-3
A multifamily residential zoning district, requested here with a mixed-use option.
Conditional use
A use allowed only after the governing body holds a hearing and sets conditions.
Setback
The required distance between a building and the property line.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $167.8M

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