Philadelphia
Penn Approves Final Design for $77.6 Million Perelman Center
The West Philadelphia Title and Trust Company building in University City is set for a three-year, multi-million renovation and expansion project.
SPOTLIGHT ON PHILADELPHIA: Euro Fashion Retailer Expands in U.S. with Sizable Lease
Primark, a European fashion retailer looking to expand overseas, has officially entered the U.S. market by leasing a 40-acre site in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley industrial market to support its East Coast operations.
Queen Lane Apartments in Germantown Coming Back to Life
After years of community meetings and intense debates and three months after the city imploded the derelict Queen Lane apartment tower, the property is coming back to life as a low-density townhouse complex.
425,000 Sq. Ft. Class A Office Space Unveiled in Suburban Philadelphia
A newly redeveloped office park formerly known as Sentry Park West was unveiled in suburban Philadelphia.
Subaru of America Seeks $180 Million in Tax Breaks to Relocate Headquarters to Camden
After almost three decades spent in the corporate headquarters in Cherry Hill, NJ, Subaru of America, Inc. has found a new home for its growing North American operations.
Blighted Orinoka Mills Textile Factory Rehabbed Into 51-Unit Rental Building
As local authorities are working on strategies to redevelop derelict or abandoned buildings throughout Philadelphia, the city’s historic neighborhoods are buzzing with adaptive reuse projects.
Work Is Under Way at King of Prussia Mall’s $150M Expansion Project
Philadelphia’s largest shopping venue and the second largest retail center in the United States, the King of Prussia Mall, is about to get even larger as construction crews began preparing the site for a major expansion project.
Empty Nesters and Millennials Drive Urban and Suburban D.C. Multifamily Market
The greater Washington D.C. area has more than 30,000 apartment units coming online, scaring some institutional investors.
CRE Investors Set Sights on Secondary and Sunbelt Markets
JLL’s Marisha Clinton says secondary markets such as Phoenix and Philly are gaining traction with investors seeking higher yields and now, they’re even turning their eyes toward the tertiaries.
Keystone NAP Reinvents Former Fairless Works Steel Mill into Advanced Data Center
Once a buzzing steel mill that employed thousands of people, the former Fairless Works located on the bank of the Delaware River in Bucks County will be replaced by an advanced data center that is expected to cater to the technology needs of the Northeast’s growing business environment.