TREK Development Group has been a trusted name in real estate for more than 25 years. As a distinguished real estate development firm, we specialize in building innovative and sustainable communities. TREK’s agility allows the company to pursue a wide range of development opportunities. TREK developed and operates a real estate portfolio valued in excess of $500 million.

Our investments produce positive long-term financial returns and meaningful positive change to their respective communities.  Since 1992, Trek Development Group has raised over $300 million of equity in exchange for tax credits and $200 million of primary and secondary debt sources.

TREK works with local stakeholders and financial and development partners to create developments that reflect the architectural character, values and needs of the communities they serve. TREK does not dictate outcomes to community partners but seeks collaboration in support of its mission: focusing on creating value, enhancing lives, and strengthening communities.

Green Initiatives

TREK consistently strives to promote uses in green technology while balancing its advancement with practicality. In addition to our standard threshold green building practices — including energy-star compliance, HERS ratings, and recycling — TREK is significantly invested in innovative GREEN infrastructure.

In 1995, TREK made investments in closed-loop geothermal heat pump systems in both Rockwood Senior Housing (Rockwood, PA) and The Homestead (Indiana, PA).

Built in 2006, Dalton’s Edge became the first residential community in North America with an open loop geothermal heat pump system and 5+ energy star in the region.

In 2010, The Century Building became the first mixed use residential development in the city of Pittsburgh to be awarded  LEED Gold status. The building includes many green and wellness oriented features including an open-loop geothermal heating and cooling system, as well as other energy efficient features.

Standard Green Specifications & Sustainability Policy