Philadelphia

In an exclusive audio interview, Avison Young's Philadelphia market leader David Fahey looks at some of the trends driving CRE investment in the City of Brotherly Love in 2019.

The Round 1 bowling, karaoke, ping pong and arcade concept will join AMC Theatres to round out a third-floor entertainment zone in downtown Philadelphia's premier lifestyle destination

Equiem's technology aims to connect the Arborcrest community, and create a frictionless, vibrant and fulfilling place to work by introducing exclusive new amenities, offers and events to tenants.

The $300 million, ultra-luxury mixed use tower will include condominium residences, and long- and short-term residences with separate lobbies and entrances.

The $120 million project developed by BET Investments will bring 402 luxury apartments, a 500-car garage and 150,000 square feet of town center shops to a 25-acre site in eastern Montgomery County.

The property is offering 24 newly designed and distinctive rooms, including a selection of specialty lofts and suites.

“To fend off Amazon, B2B companies should focus more energy on product content,” says Unilog CEO Suchit Bachalli.

ICS will occupy a 52,000 square-foot building at 16 South Commerce Way in the Lehigh Valley Industrial Park IV, owned and operated by J.G. Petrucci Co.