Wolf Commercial Real Estate, the foremost Philadelphia commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in Philly commercial real estate listings and services, now is offering high-end, first-floor Philadelphia retail space for lease at 8440 Limekiln Pike Wyncote PA in the Towers at Wyncote. Positioned near the heavily traveled intersection of Route 309 and Easton Road,… Read more »
Local Apparel Retailer Signs Large Industrial Lease Jako Enterprises, a local apparel retailer, leased Ricatto Property Management’s 4-Star warehouse in Philadelphia. The 201,456-square-foot facility at 7601 State Road comprises 16 loading docks, one drive-in bay, 60- by 55-foot column spacing and a 26-foot clear ceiling height. Built in 1968 and renovated in 1977, the building… Read more »
Wolf Commercial Real Estate, the foremost Philly commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in Philly commercial real estate listings and services, is now offering premier Philly retail space for sale at 2460 Bristol Road Bensalem PA. A fit-out, free-standing building, this Philly retail space for sale is a former bank branch, meaning this Philly… Read more »
The owner of the former Nabisco plant in Northeast Philadelphia has a deal with Topgolf International Inc. for the company to build one of its golf-themed entertainment complexes at the Roosevelt Boulevard and Byberry Road site. Michael Cooley, vice president of site owner Provco Group’s real estate division, told members of the Somerton Civic Association… Read more »
January 10, 2019 WCRE is proud to have exclusively represented THIRD FEDERAL S L ASSOCIATIONd/b/a BB&T Bank in the sale of 2601 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to a private investor, James Mayberry. 2601 Orthodox Street is a +/- 3,456 square foot free standing property situated on +/- 0.05 acres. This well located building is a corner property… Read more »
Leonard Comma, Chief Executive of Jack in the Box, is investing as much as $45 million over the next three years on digital menu boards and canopies to make the fast-food chain’s drive-thru lane experience faster and more personal. Quick-service purveyors across the nation, such as Starbucks Corp. and Dunkin’ Brands Group Inc. are also… Read more »
Is Philadelphia’s proposed one percent tax on new construction a good compromise or a fools bargain? The Philadelphia City Council announced new legislation on April 11, 2018, that includes a new one percent tax on new construction that would raise revenue for the Housing Trust Fund, the city’s dedicated source for developing new affordable housing, preserving existing… Read more »
How to Find the Best Property for Your Business. Here are five key decision factors to consider when searching for your business’s first or next office location. 1. Identify the Needs of Your Employees Think about how many jobs you, your friends, colleagues and family members haven’t applied for due to office location? Completing… Read more »
Nationally ostracized Papa John’s has become such a commercial real estate pariah that it seems landlords wouldn’t mind losing the pizza chain as the company faces the prospect of closing 250 restaurants across the country. Landlords across the U.S. commercial real estate market, including Philly retail space, are concerned the chain’s highly publicized missteps by… Read more »
Mall operators are taking a page from the playbook of their office counterparts and setting up retail incubators in some of the space left vacant by departed department and apparel store retailers. Offering retail and technology startups a shared space to test their concepts in the U.S. commercial real estate market, including Philly retail space,… Read more »
