KING OF PRUSSIA, PA—New York-basedCandlebrook Properties, which owns apartmentproperties throughout New York and New Jersey, is expanding intothe Philadelphia market with the opening in King of Prussia of251 DEKALB, a luxury high rise of 641 apartmentsthat will feature high-end finishes and amenities. Theproject is one of the largest redevelopment projects underway inthe Philadelphia market. Apartments are available foroccupancy this summer, and the property will be completed in phasesthroughout 2016.
“King of Prussia is an extraordinary hub of commercial andretail activity in the heart of Philadelphia's affluent Main Line,yet it currently lacks high-end rental apartment options,” saysNeil Rubler, CEO of CandlebrookProperties. “We're creating a new strata of luxury livingin a market that demands it, and offering the highest standards ofdesign to a city that is steeped in the tradition of its art andaesthetics.”
251 DEKALB will feature an array of amenitiesincluding 24/7 concierge services and the 251Club™ , including a fitness center by wellness companyTechnogym™, a global provider of ultra-luxurywellness training equipment renowned for its dedication to bothfunctionality and high-design. The 251 Club™ willalso feature a library lounge, curated art displays, a new poolwith sundeck and BBQ, bocce ball courts, and a dog park forpet-loving residents. Kidville, named 'best of' byNew York Magazine, will use a decade of experienceproviding premium children's enrichment classes and birthdayparties to design a custom play space for children.
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