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Building2026-11-06 · 3 min readBy Kara Sincavage

A Legacy of Building in the Poconos Since 1870

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A Legacy of Building in the Poconos Since 1870

As we head into the quiet beauty of November in the Pocono Mountains, there is something special about reflecting on what makes this region home. For my family, this isn't just a place of business; it is the landscape of our heritage. My family history in construction, real estate, and land development in the Poconos dates back to the 1870s, and it is a privilege to continue that work today as a fourth-generation Blakeslee native. Building in the Poconos requires an understanding of the land and a deep appreciation for the community that lives here. Whether we are helping families find their first home, assisting owners in transitioning to a new chapter, or bringing custom home plans to life through SINC Construction, our approach is rooted in a legacy of integrity and connection. When I founded SINC Construction in 2007, I wanted to combine modern building practices with the timeless values of quality and local expertise that have defined my family for generations. You can see examples of our work and dedication to the craft at https://poconoaframe.com. Seeing the genuine smiles on our clients' faces when they finally step into their completed vacation home or primary residence is truly the most rewarding part of what we do. Real estate is about more than just transactions; it is about placing people in the environment where they can thrive. In 2011, I opened Pocono Properties Rentals & Sales at 5626 Route 115, Blakeslee, Pennsylvania, to better serve the needs of those looking to buy or sell in our beautiful mountains. You can learn more about our philosophy at https://karasincavage.com/about. Today, I am proud to work alongside my daughter, Mackenzie J. Seitz, who represents the fifth generation of our family continuing this legacy. As the Broker of Record for our firm, Mackenzie brings a fresh perspective to our real estate services, ensuring that we continue to provide the professional, personal guidance our clients have come to expect. We are deeply committed to helping you navigate the complexities of property ownership in the Poconos. If you are considering an investment, it is important to evaluate the location, permitted use, and your own specific goals, which we are happy to discuss further at https://www.investinpoconos.com/. Whether you are interested in Pocono new construction or exploring the current market, we invite you to reach out. You can find more information about our services, including assistance with vacation homes, at https://karasincavage.com/services/pocono-vacation-homes or consider listing with us by visiting https://karasincavage.com/services/sell-your-pocono-home. Q: How long has the Sincavage family been involved in the Pocono real estate and construction industry? A: My family's roots in the Poconos date back to the 1870s, beginning with work in construction and land development. I have continued this legacy, founding SINC Construction in 2007 and Pocono Properties Rentals & Sales in 2011. Q: Who handles the real estate brokerage services for your team? A: My daughter, Mackenzie J. Seitz, is the Broker of Record. As a fifth-generation member of our family, she is a vital part of our team and ensures we provide comprehensive, professional service to all our clients. Q: How can I start a conversation about building or buying in the Poconos? A: We would love to hear about your goals. You can contact us by calling 570-807-4451, sending an email to pocprop@gmail.com, or visiting our contact page at https://karasincavage.com/contact to schedule a consultation regarding your future in the Poconos.

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Kara Sincavage helps buyers, sellers, builders, and investors across the Pocono Mountains. Call 570-807-4451 or stop by the office at 5626 Route 115, Blakeslee, PA.

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