It doesn’t take much more than a short walk around the city to see that Philly is on the rise—literally. At Curbed Philly’s last count, 27 high-rises were under construction, and many more are in the pipeline. But after a year of navigating construction sites and peering up toward soaring construction cranes, we’ll all be able

Philadelphia’s skyline changed in significant ways in 2017, but that does not even scratch the surface of the year that was in commercial real estate. These are the stories that drove the news cycle and the water cooler conversation in this city. 10. Activity up and down the Delaware River waterfront Though it seemingly will

The proof is in the cranes: Construction in Center City continues to boom, with developable land very few and far between the many new towers piercing the sky. Yet not all of the high-rise projects currently under construction are starting from scratch. A number of developments are making use of already existing structures, putting overbuilds on

Construction costs and the late stage of a development cycle make for a tough environment for multifamily construction in Philadelphia. Industrial-to-multifamily conversions have made for a cheaper, trendy alternative, but they are a finite resource that may be running out. Current projects around North Broad Street, like Radnor Property Group’s The Hamilton and PRDC’s Heid

NEWARK, NJ—One Theater Square, a $94 million mixed-use residential tower and the first luxury multifamily development in New Jersey’s largest city in six decades, has been topped off. The new building, located across the street from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, is part of a planned development sponsored by NJPAC to develop the properties surrounding the entertainment venue