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A New York investor is seeking $41.7M for 3 New Jersey office buildings with roughly 90% occupancy.
Multifamily developers are building hundreds of units in the Lehigh Valley as the region contends with population growth and a housing shortage.
Freshpet signs a 216K SF Bethlehem cold storage lease, enhancing operations and growth.
Mount Laurel considers converting motels to meet affordable housing targets, potentially adding 826 units.
An upscale part of Center City has long been one of its most coveted retail hubs. Some of that activity is now starting to spill into a growing residential neighborhood nearby.
The post-pandemic industrial boom brought a wave of speculative big-box construction to Philadelphia proper, a market with little precedent for that type of product. Owners are now breaking up those buildings to accommodate the smaller footprints of...
Local officials in King of Prussia are trying to get in on the sports and entertainment real estate boom and are seeking millions in state funding to make that happen.
New Jersey-based Greek Real Estate is bolstering its presence on the other side of the Delaware River with a new Bucks County industrial project.
A $37M construction loan will help bring more new apartments to a Philadelphia multifamily submarket that has experienced a development surge.
The region has a large industrial market and available power, but high land prices and community pushback have kept data center development relatively muted.
Post Brothers aims to add another building to its Northern Liberties portfolio, but the unit count will be smaller than what previous plans for the site had envisioned.
Philadelphia's Thomas Jefferson University is expanding its medical school in the Lehigh Valley region.
The completion of Chubb's build-to-suit project means Philly now has no new office underway, and the trend of converting offices to other uses has also slowed.
A two-building multifamily portfolio spanning 30 units in Manayunk and Old City has traded hands.
A national law firm is growing its Philadelphia office into a space that Comcast previously sought to sublease.
Brauhaus Schmitz had a massive June, as throngs of international tourists descended on the South Street beer hall to watch World Cup games. Business was up more than 300% year-over-year, as the German bar and restaurant with a long history of catering...
Trader Joe’s will open its third Philadelphia location and first outside Center City in a new shopping center set to deliver in the second half of next year.
While much of the Exton Square Mall will shutter next week, plans to redevelop the property as a mixed-use destination remain up in the air as stakeholders await the outcomes of two legal challenges. The enclosed portion of the 53-year-old mall is closing...
A Philadelphia-based agricultural science giant has arranged a sale-leaseback agreement for a key Delaware research and development outpost in Newark.
Rising sea levels and falling land elevations have led to restrictive building codes and high construction costs along the Jersey Shore as the region faces an attainable housing shortage. Since Superstorm Sandy rocked the state in 2012, New Jersey has...
A 110K SF Main Line office park has been refinanced via a nonrecourse loan. Sponsor Balashine Properties secured the $17.8M loan for Swedesford Crossing at 480-500 Swedesford Road in Wayne. It was originated by Morgan Stanley and coordinated by D2 Capital...
New York-based lender S3 Capital's nationwide expansion plans have brought it to Philadelphia.
The valuation of an underperforming Delaware County mall sank this month after the borrowers missed their payoff date last year. Springfield Mall at 1250 Baltimore Pike was valued at just $30M in a recent appraisal, according to CMBS monitoring platform...
Developers are chasing resurgent economic vitality in Eastern Pennsylvania’s midsized post-industrial cities, and some believe Reading is next in line. The city suffered in the 1980s from deindustrialization and job losses in its once-strong banking...
A Philadelphia-based apparel giant is growing its presence in the region with the construction of a new facility in the suburbs and the addition of more than 1,000 jobs.
Property owners and brokers in Philadelphia’s life sciences market remain in a tough spot amid high vacancy and negative absorption, but they say they haven't given up hope.
One of the nation’s most prestigious universities has brought on partners to invest in housing for its graduate student population.
One of the Philadelphia region’s most prominent local commercial real estate players has been acquired by a national heavyweight.
One of the Main Line’s most well-known tenants is moving out of an 88K SF space where its lease is expiring at the end of the month.
Leaders in Montgomery County, the third-largest county in Pennsylvania, are looking to ramp up housing development.
Technological features have long been viewed as attraction and retention tools for commercial properties. Now, there’s more to them. In addition to multifamily, mixed-use and hospitality end-users demanding advanced tech for a seamless living experience,...
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