Thomas Jefferson University has put a 10-story Center City building on the market. The property sits at 919 Walnut Street and totals about 136,000 square feet. Jefferson is asking $13.5 million, which equals $99 per square foot. The building currently carries a university-use designation. However, it sits in a CMX-5 zoning district, Philadelphia’s least restrictive… Read more »
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New Details on Conversion Plans for the Bourse and 400 Market St.
Two months after acquiring the Bourse building and 400 Market St., developers Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds and Keystone Development and Investment are moving forward with conversion plans. Initially undecided between apartments or a hotel for the 173,700-square-foot building at 400 Market St., a zoning permit issued on August 29 now allows for 176 residential units,… Read more »
Over 70% of Office Development Underway in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia region has 21 office properties under construction totaling over 3.7 million square feet, as of the third quarter of this year. Over 70% of the new office development is concentrated in two downtown areas: University City and the Market Street West section of Center City. University City alone accounts for 1.2 million square… Read more »


