Nahla Capital JV Buys 2000 Market Street For $126M

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2000 Market St., Philadelphia, PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA—New York-based real estate private equity firm Nahla Capital, in a joint venture with the merchant banking division of Goldman Sachs, is acquiring 2000 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA from Gemini Rosemont Realty for $126.4 million.

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