SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - TelAve -- Burkentine Builders is excited to announce that they officially broke ground on their 100,000-square-foot warehouse project in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, on March 26th, 2026. The warehouse is set to be designed for high-volume distribution with approximately 32 dock doors, a 130' truck court, and 32' clear ceiling height.

The high-traffic location, at the intersection of Cramer Road and Walnut Bottom Road, is near Exit 29 of I-81, often referred to as the I-81 Logistics Center.

In attendance were Bryan Burkentine, Owner of Burkentine Builders, Conewago Industries, (https://www.conewago.com/) Wendy Kipe, President of the Shippensburg Chamber of Commerce, and Kristin McGee, Constituent Relations Specialist for Senator Rothman.

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About Burkentine

For over 30 years, Burkentine (burkentine.com (https://d.docs.live.net/a5e310df24f1e5d6/HardDr...)) has been committed to creating meaningful spaces built with quality and craftsmanship that empower residents to Live Different. Today, the company's legacy includes 4,700 single-family homes, townhomes, apartments, and commercial properties throughout the East Coast. Over the next five years, the company will add over 6,500 additional residential units.