PHILADELPHIA—One Washington Square, located on the Northeast corner of historic Washington Square, represents Keystone’s latest investment in the historic Independence Mall submarket.
One Washington Square, Philadelphia, PAPHILADELPHIA, PA—Keystone Property Group has acquired One Washington Square, also known as the Penn Mutual Tower, an 880,000-square-foot commercial building located at 510-530 Walnut Street in Philadelphia, for $114 million.
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