June 26, 2003 The Philadelphia InquirerWith another luxury-apartment building opening today, real estate experts see no letup in the demand for more apartments in Center City Philadelphia. Even with 4,000 to 5,000 new units available in Center City since 1997, ...
June 18, 2003 The Philadelphia InquirerTowers Perrin this week will begin a search for new space in Philadelphia and its suburbs since its big office leases in Center City and Voorhees, Pa., are set to expire in the near future. ...
June 11, 2003 The Philadelphia InquirerLiberty Property Trust started work yesterday a three-story office building that will replace an old Amtrak reservations center in Fort Washington, Pa., that has been an eyesore since it was vacated in 1999. Demolition is ...
June 6, 2003 The Philadelphia InquirerGlenmede Trust Co. said yesterday that it has decided to spurn offers from the suburbs and stay put in One Liberty Place, which recently has lost several high-profile tenants. The company will continue to occupy ...
June 5, 2003 The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 31Aramark Corp., which occupies 300,000 square feet of a skyscraper on East Market Street in Philadelphia, is considering a move to New Jersey or Delaware. The food services provider, which is being advised ...
June 3, 2003 IPC US REIT has completed its purchase of a majority interest in the Wanamaker Building, a 1.4 million-square-foot office building in downtown Philadelphia.The Toronto-based REIT agreed last month to buy a 60 percent partnership interest the Class-A ...
May 27, 2003 Philadelphia Business JournalDana Commercial Credit Corp. is quietly looking to sell its interest in the Bell Atlantic Tower, a 1 million-square-foot office tower in Center City Philadelphia. The 55-story tower at 1717 Arch St. is owned by ...
May 27, 2003 Philadelphia Inquirer, May 26The Hawthorne Suites, the first of six hotels to open in 1998 as part of the city's push to attract the 2000 Republican National Convention, will soon be converted to 190 condominium residences. Metro ...
May 9, 2003 Wachovia has provided a $42 million mortgage for One South Broad St., a 25-story office tower along the Avenue of the Arts in downtown Philadelphia.New York investor David Werner used the 10-year, fixed-rate loan to finance his ...
A Canada-based REIT has struck a deal to buy the landmark building in a deal that values the property at $122 million. CSFB is financing the purchase with about $70 million of fixed-rate and floating-rate debt.
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