Posts Categorized: Wolf Commercial Real Estate

Investment Manager Nearly Doubles Downtown Philadelphia Office Space

Investment Manager Nearly Doubles Downtown Philadelphia Office Space

After considering alternatives, a Philadelphia investment management firm decided to stay in one of the city’s iconic towers, nearly doubling its office space. Clark Capital Management Group, based in One Liberty Place, signed a deal to expand its headquarters from 20,100 to 37,550 square feet on a different floor of the 61-story high-rise. The new… Read more »

Premier redevelopment opportunity in Philadelphia

Premier redevelopment opportunity in Philadelphia

Wolf Commercial Real Estate, the leading commercial real estate and advisory firm in South Jersey has been appointed the exclusive listing agent for 2315-2319 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19132. The Philadelphia property is available for sale. The property holds +/- 12,789 square feet on .33 acres, that could be utilized by opportunity zones and… Read more »

Lubert-Adler and Keystone are Finalizing a Deal to Acquire the Bourse and 400 Market

Lubert-Adler and Keystone are Finalizing a Deal to Acquire the Bourse and 400 Market

Philadelphia developers Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds and Keystone Development and Investment are finalizing a deal to purchase the Bourse building and 400 Market St., according to multiple industry sources. The joint venture plans to convert these Old City properties to new uses. This purchase marks Lubert-Adler’s latest investment in converting historic properties during the office… Read more »

Discount Offer on Office Buildings

Discount Offer on Office Buildings

While office values plummet and vacancy rates reach record highs, developer Ori Feibush sees the buyer’s market as “the best real estate opportunities we’ve seen in our professional lives.” To demonstrate this, he recently acquired a five-story Old City building that’s 30% occupied, with plans to keep it as office space. Feibush, president of OCF… Read more »

Former GSK Building Fails to Sell

Former GSK Building Fails to Sell

The former GlaxoSmithKline office building at the Navy Yard failed to sell at a sheriff’s sale on Tuesday, adding another layer to its ongoing foreclosure saga. The 207,779-square-foot property at 5 Crescent Drive was put up for public auction on the Bid4Assets platform to satisfy a foreclosure judgment against owner Korea Investment Management Co. Ltd…. Read more »

Hamilton Lane, Growing Fast, to Open Center City Office

Hamilton Lane, Growing Fast, to Open Center City Office

Hamilton Lane will soon expand its presence by opening a Center City office at One Logan Square, complementing its relatively new headquarters in Conshohocken. The investment firm has secured an eight-and-a-half-year lease for 7,981 square feet on the 24th floor of the Brandywine Realty Trust-owned building at 130 N. 18th St. The move is scheduled… Read more »

Developers are Considering Demolishing Center City Office Towers

Developers are Considering Demolishing Center City Office Towers

An increasingly pressing question looms over older office buildings in Center City: What fate awaits them? Some local developers speculate that aging, lower-quality high-rises might vanish from Philadelphia’s skyline. While demolition is a typical aspect of the real estate cycle, the prospect of dismantling 30-story office towers is both rare and striking. However, extreme situations… Read more »

Center City Office Building for Sale with Conversion Potential

Center City Office Building for Sale with Conversion Potential

A five-story Center City West office building is for sale, offering conversion potential in a rapidly developing area of Philadelphia. Owned by the American Red Cross, the 52,676-square-foot building at 2221 Chestnut St. includes 20 underground parking spaces and is situated between the central business district, Rittenhouse Square, and University City. Recently assessed at $12.2… Read more »

King of Prussia Offices thrive; Center City Struggles

King of Prussia Offices thrive; Center City Struggles

King of Prussia business leaders express cautious optimism as office occupancy in the growing suburban center continues to rise. According to CoStar data, occupancy in Upper Merion Township office buildings has reached 89.3%, the highest since tracking began in 2011. However, this rate excludes smaller buildings and owner-occupied spaces. CEO Eric Goldstein acknowledges the importance… Read more »