Among the other tenants are Lowe's, Wal-Mart, Circuit City, Michael's Crafts, Petco, Eckerd Drugs, Chammps, Chick-fil-A, and Longhorn Steakhouse. "We are thrilled to be 100% leased and to have put together a complementary mix of top regional and national retailers and restaurants," says Farnum.

The shopping center is in North Philadelphia at the site of the former Whitman Chocolate factory, which ceased production in 1933 and had gone largely unused over the past decade. Goldenberg's cost for redeveloping the site is $45 million.

Another Goldenberg development, 647,000-sf Columbus Crossings in South Philadelphia, is 97% leased with just two vacancies remaining, according to Farnum. It will also contain a Lowe's along with the area's only Ikea and Best Buy and Linens 'n Things.

These two new centers join nine other Goldenberg centers in the Greater Philadelphia market. They are: The 778,190-sf Metroplex in Plymouth Meeting, PA; The 704,486-sf Court at Oxford Valley in Fairless Hills, PA; 463,042-sf Red Rose Commons in Lancaster, PA; 433,834-sf Lanes Mill Marketplace in Howell, NJ; the 316,537-sf and 145,081-sf Court at Deptford I and II, respectively, in Deptford, NJ; 316,537-sf Snyder Plaza in Philadelphia; 247,503-sf Water Tower Square in Montgomeryville, PA, and 67,215-sf Bensalem Crossing in Bensalem, PA.