LOTS OF FANS ALREADY FOR 55+ COMMUNITY
NEAR STATE COLLEGE

Traditions of America at Liberty Hill Takes Off With 21 Deposits Taken

PHILADELPHIA – [March 13, 2007].  Builder Traditions of America took 21 deposits for their new home adult 55+ community, Liberty Hill near State College, PA, after a fun filled weekend visit to  “Happy Valley,”-- Pennsylvania’s State College area, home to Penn State University.  The trip included a tour of the area’s attractions and of the site where the luxurious community will be constructed.  Liberty Hill will be nestled in historic Boalsburg minutes from State College, rated the 5th best place to live among U.S. cities by Money magazine and where an array of cultural and educational opportunities await you.

Out of town guests enjoyed an all expenses paid stay at the Nittany Lion Inn in State College from March 9 to March 11. They were treated to a cocktail party, tour of historic Boalsburg, a stop at the Creamery Ice Cream Shop, a dinner dance and a goodbye for now breakfast.

The praise for the community following the weekend tour was very positive. “This past weekend at State College was very informative and will be helpful to us as we make decisions about our future,” commented JoAnn and Larry Marhefka of Coopersburg, PA. Added Sally McAneny of State College, PA, “My decision was not WHETHER to live at Liberty Hill. My decision was WHICH floor plan I would like to have. Part of this excitement is the kind attention that has been offered to me by the Traditions of America staff.”

Priced from the $240s, Traditions at Liberty Hill is not only perfect for Penn State fans and alumni, but for everyone who enjoys the amenities of a high quality college town and lifestyle.

Located at the intersection of Business Route 322 and 45, Traditions of America at Liberty Hill will feature one and two story homes with award winning floor plans and year round resort style amenities. The maintenance-free homes offer spacious one and two-story floor plans designed with complete single floor living in mind. Every home includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a full size laundry room on the first floor.

Traditions of America's most magnificent clubhouse so far will include many amenities such as an outdoor heated pool, indoor whirlpool spa, fitness center, aerobics room, ballroom, business center, game rooms, billiards, putting green and an on-site concierge that will be available to plan clubs, parties, trips and a variety of other services for residents.

Company Principals Tim McCarthy and J.B Reilly founded award-winning Traditions of America in 1997 for the exclusive purpose of developing Active Adult communities featuring highly livable homes for people 55 or better.

“We expect Traditions at Liberty Hill it to sell quickly,” Mc Carthy said. “It is a very appealing location and our designs are intended to meet present and future needs of our buyers. Also attractive is our Custom Home Program, which allows purchasers the opportunity to further customize their home to fit their lifestyle and taste.”

Models may be toured at the Traditions of America community The Highlands of Glenmoor daily from 12-5 p.m. Visit the Highlands at Glenmoor or call (610) 559-5700, for more information about incentives.

Directions to the Highlands of Glenmoor: From NJ: Take I-78 West to 2nd PA Exit 71 for Rt. 33 North. Follow Rt. 33 for 6.5 miles to Rt. 248 exit. Left onto Rt. 248. Pass the Northwood Shopping Center. Turn left onto Northwood Ave. Take left on VanBuren and right onto Corriere Road. Follow to left into Highlands of Glenmoor.

From PA Turnpike: I-476 North to Allentown exit and merge onto Rt. 22 East. Bear right on I-78 East. Follow to exit 71. Take Rt. 33 North for 6.5 mi. to Rt. 248 exit. Left onto Rt. 248. Pass the Northwood Shopping Center. Turn left onto Northwood Avenue. Take left on VanBuren Rd. and right on Corriere Road. Follow to left into Highlands of Glenmoor.