Posts Categorized: Philly Office Space

Rite Aid Downsizes Headquarters in Relocation to Philadelphia

Rite Aid

Pharmacy chain Rite Aid has moved to accommodate a more remote workforce, downsizing and relocating its headquarters to Philadelphia and selling its former one in central Pennsylvania. The retailer this week unveiled its new base on the second floor of 1200 Intrepid Ave. in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard district. It’s a 23,000-square-foot space that Rite Aid in a… Read more »

WCRE Completes Office Lease in Philadelphia

Two Penn Center, Philadelphia, PA

WCRE is proud to have exclusively represented Sadek & Cooper, in the leasing of 3,468 square feet of office space located at Two Penn Center, 1500 JFK Blvd., Philadelphia, PA from Crown Two Penn Center Associates, LLP an entity controlled by ASI Management. Sadek & Cooper is a multi-disciplinary law firm specializing in both Family Law and Bankruptcy. Sadek & Cooper offers an array… Read more »

Most Philly workers are still remote as city works toward pandemic recovery

Center City Return to Work

More than two years into the pandemic, thousands of employees continue to work remotely in the suburbs rather than commute into the city, according to a new report by Pew Charitable Trusts. The permanent trend toward remote work is contributing to Philadelphia’s tepid economic rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic and a decline in the total… Read more »

BET Investments pays $30M for Prudential Insurance Co. property in Upper Dublin

BET Investments Inc. has closed on the purchase of Prudential Insurance Co.’s 90-acre campus, paying $30.25 million for the property that is visible from the Pennsylvania Turnpike.  The property at 2101 Welsh Road in Upper Dublin has three interconnected office buildings that total 861,000 square feet and surface parking lots that have 2,175 spaces. Prudential… Read more »

After seven years, South Philadelphia’s Bok building is 98% leased

Philadelphia

Seven years ago this July, Scout Ltd. closed on buying the 8-story, 338,000-square-foot Edward W. Bok Vocational School at 1901 S. 9th St. in South Philadelphia.  The hulking building was vacant at the time and Lindsey Scannapieco, Scout’s managing partner, had ambitions to convert the former school, which she described in a recent interview as a “giant castle,”… Read more »

Philadelphia Inquirer Inks Long-Term Lease for New Headquarters

The Philadelphia Inquirer has signed a long-term lease at 100 Independence Mall West for its new headquarters, which is set to accommodate increased hybrid and remote work. The 193-year-old newspaper is set to occupy 36,744 square feet on the sixth floor of 100 Independence Mall West, a 419,175-square-foot office building owned by Keystone Development + Investment that… Read more »

UK digital media company picks Philadelphia for U.S. headquarters

Philadelphia

Hybrid, a United Kingdom digital media firm that counts Thomas Jefferson University among its biggest clients, has selected Philadelphia for its U.S. headquarters and plans to grow the new office to 80 employees over the next two to three years.  After the company conducted an analysis of cities that considered a variety of factors including… Read more »

Space at 801 Market St. housing new Giant Heirloom Market sells for hefty profit

An entity affiliated with Alterra Property Group has sold a commercial condominium housing a new Giant Heirloom at 801 Market St. in Philadelphia for $21.63 million.  The entity, 801 Market Partners LLC, sold the 32,000-square-foot space to Realty Income Trust of San Diego (NYSE: O).  Alterra, a developer, bought the commercial condo from PREIT for… Read more »