Goodwin becomes first tenant at 3025 JFK, settles in ahead of lateral hiring season
A Philosophy of West Philadelphia’s Future
Two major construction projects underway this year in West Philadelphia cap a decade of building that has brought over a million square feet of new housing, retail and offices to
Restaurants Are Setting Up Shop in Empty Hotel Suites
Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Cafe has created individual dining experiences in the AKA University City hotel, located 23 floors above the restaurant in the same mixed-use space.
Spotlight On: Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO, Brandywine Realty Trust
Philadelphia’s commercial real estate landscape is morphing toward designs that accommodate post-COVID-friendly environments.
How Philly’s Bioscience Sector Is Driving the City’s Next Big Real Estate Boom
More than a million square feet of lab space are under construction to house the region’s leading life sciences companies and biotech entrepreneurs.
Confronting COVID-19: The Rising Imperative of Integrating Health and Social Equity into Development
The COVID-19 pandemic and protests for racial justice have spurred the real estate community to more fully factor health and social equity into all aspects of urban planning, desi
A new age of private dining? Walnut Street Café, AKA University City hotel roll out 'Walnut Suite Café' in quest for 'alternative opportunities'
Fine-Drawn Hospitality and AKA University City are rolling out “Walnut Suite Café,” a program allowing people to reserve a hotel suite with their household for a contact-less dinn
Health and Social Equity in Real Estate - Examples from the Field
Community engagement and social equity are the cornerstone of Schuylkill Yards. Read more about our Neighborhood Engagement Initiative on pg.
Don’t count out office buildings yet. Philly developers push ahead with new, pandemic-resistant designs.
As demand for lab buildings grows, Brandywine introduces a dynamic, ground-up Life Science building at 3151 Market in Schuylkill Yards.
As demand for lab space rises, Philadelphia-area developers step up to meet the growth
New Life Science construction takes 24-30 months to deliver to the tenant.