PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA—Keystone Property Group will redevelop One Plymouth Meeting, an iconic, 180,000-square-foot office property at 502 West Germantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting, PA.

Located at the recently reinvigorated Plymouth Meeting Mall, the nine-story building will be reimagined to reflect modern workplace demands with new amenities, a completely redeveloped interior and exterior, and LEED certification.

"One Plymouth Meeting is an ideal headquarters facility for forward-thinking companies intent on providing their employees with a wide range of lifestyle amenities in proximity to their office space," says Rich Gottlieb, partner at Keystone. "With walkable access to nearly a dozen restaurants, Whole Foods, and the onsite movie theater at Plymouth Meeting Mall, the reimagined One Plymouth will be the sort of dynamic office property that will engage employees as it inspires creative thinking."

Keystone's redevelopment plans include adding a modern glass and precast exterior, all new mechanical and electrical systems, a modern lobby and a private outdoor gathering space. With the installation of larger windows, the comprehensive capital improvements campaign will increase the building's energy efficiency and tenants' interior experience. Keystone says it will work with tenants on customizing the renovated building to suit their specific needs. 

"With efficient floor plates, high ceilings, abundant parking and signage potential, the building has amazing exposure and a great deal of versatility," says Gottlieb. "Once we unlock its full potential, One Plymouth will cement its status as a modern landmark that brings energy to the workplace and fosters productivity and collaboration. As the mall continues its revitalization, One Plymouth will maintain its role as a significant commercial driver in the surrounding region."

Located in southern Montgomery County, just 20 minutes from Center City, the redevelopment of One Plymouth Meeting will be the latest in a series of major enhancements made in the region that include the renovations at the mall and development of a 398-unit luxury residential property less than two miles away.