PHILADELPHIA-PernaFrederick Commercial Real Estate represented two building owners and one tenant in recent leases of Center City office space here.

Two of the leases brokered by the team of Joe Viturello and Keith Kiner, were signed on behalf of the ownership of 1520 Locust St. The other contracts were for the North American Building at 121 South Broad Street and 1600 Market Street.

Taking 2,400 square feet on the 10^th floor at 1520 Locust Street is DLC Solutions, a learning management system for continuing education in the health professions. DLC Solutions' system streamlines and automates the delivery of CE programs for associations, universities, medical schools, and the insurance industry.

DLC Solutions is relocating from 109 South 13^th Street.

Moving to 2,150 square feet on the 8^th floor of 1520 Locust is immigration law firm Hogan & Vandenberg. The firm's attorneys and staff speak a broad range of languages, including Spanish, French, Korean, Russian, Bosnian, Arabic, Italian, Urdu, Portuguese, and Gujarati.

Hogan & Vandenberg is relocating from 11 Bala Avenue in Bala Cynwyd.

At the North American Building on South Broad, Viturello represented ADR North American, the building owner, in the lease of 1,283 square feet on the 10^th floor of the building to The Jordan Group, a law firm with over 12 years of experience in the practice of family law.

Doug Himmelreich, a broker with The Flynn Company, represented the Jordan Group in the lease negotiations.

In a renewal of an existing lease agreement at 1600 Market Street, Viturello represented Ryan Brown Berger and Gibbons, P.C., a civil litigation firm that has represented both defendants and plaintiffs in civil and commercial litigation matters in federal and state courts throughout the United States, in the extension of a lease of 4,753 square feet on the 14^th floor of the building. The firm has had offices in the building since 2000.

Shane Funston, a broker with the NAI Geis Realty Group, represented Hub Properties Trust, the owner of 1600 Market.

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