Square Season Brings Experiential Programming to Drexel Square April–October
Colliers LabNotes / Jerry Sweeney of Brandywine Realty Trust
Brandywine’s CEO joined Colliers to discuss his enthusiasm for the Life Sciences industry, highlighting the nearly 3 million SF of lab + research space bring developed
It's the Capital, Stupid!
Della Clarke is a champion of minority-owned businesses in Philadelphia, and we are grateful to work alongside her through our Neighborhood Engagement Initiative.
What Does it Take to Build a Resilient City?
What does it take to build a resilient city? Civic engagement, community support, and a bold vision for the future.
Group behind Walnut Street Café, Sunset Social launching virtual ghost kitchen food hall
Exciting new UCity food concept from our friends at Walnut Street Café, Sunset Social, and The Post!
Access to capital is biggest hurdle for Philadelphia’s Black-owned businesses, leaders say
Making a focused effort to support Black-owned businesses and get them access to affordable capital will help Philadelphia’s economy recover from the damage inflicted
2020 Life Sciences Real Estate Outlook - Fueling biopharma and med device innovation
The Philly Metro area is ranked number six among top life sciences clusters in the U.S.
Philadelphia claiming more and more of region’s venture capital dollars thanks to life sciences boom
From 2011 to 2015 combined, biotech firms in Philadelphia raised about $233 million in venture capital. Since 2016, they’ve raised more than $1.3 billion.
U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. president says Philadelphia Black-owned businesses need help
An esteemed group of leaders, including Brandywine CEO Jerry Sweeney, came together to discuss how public and private entities can support Philadelphia’s Black-owned b
Campus Philly - College Student Retention Drives Growth in the City and Region
Campus Philly’s newest report chronicles a talent explosion: between 2000 and 2017, the number of young adults with college degrees in the city of Philadelphia increased by 115%, from 59,700 to 128