HORSHAM, PA-A vacant, 204,087-sf, class A building on 17 acres here is up for sale. Further west in Frazer, PA, a 10,000-sf building is marketed for lease or sale at an asking price of $1.1 million.

PHILADELPHIA-Although the Center City office vacancy rate fell to 11.6% at year-end, according to Trammell Crow research, tenants remain in the driver's seat. Owners let them re-write stay-put terms, while others provide generous relocation perks.

PHILADELPHIA-The owner of the Ballroom at the Ben Franklin expands its stake in Center City as exclusive operator of the 44,269-sf special event venue on the ninth floor of the Wanamaker Building.

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA-About $30.2 million in net sales gains sent the company's 2003 net income to $85.8 million during execution of a business plan that president and CEO Gerard Sweeney calls a "balance sheet strengthening program.

PHILADELPHIA-Downtown Works' director Midge McCauley continues to head the former Kravco division, founded in 2001 to specialize in the revitalization of downtown districts.

YORK, PA-The state housing finance agency approves a $1.5-million financing package to convert 15 three-story buildings here into 38 new apartments. On completion, the Fairmount development will be valued at $5.2 million.

DUBOIS, PA-For $34.5 million, the shopping center REIT adds two properties anchored by Supervalu Shop 'n Save supermarkets to its portfolio. They are 190,000-sf Dubois Commons and 256,000-sf Townfair Center in Indiana, PA.

FRANKLIN CENTER, PA-After handing out pink slips to 200 employees last November, the commemorative coin maker that rose to "king of kitsch" closes its museum and 30 stores, including one at King of Prussia Mall.