Brandywine is lining up a seven‑year loan and a $100M financing for Avira to replace a $178M construction loan due this summer. The move follows a $48.9M first‑quarter loss.

Fusion Gyms will take multiple floors of the McClatchy Building at Shops at 69th Street and a cinema tied to the same ownership is planned, replacing a former H&M anchor.

Yolanda Hadid has relisted her 32‑acre New Hope farm for $10.88M after a buyer’s deal fell through. The estate’s lavender fields, barn and guest cottages headline the listing.

Cannonball Club will open a showroom-style social club for car lovers in Fishtown this summer, pairing coffee, co-working and dining with indoor car storage.

Show & Tel on Columbus Boulevard has closed and the building sold for $2.3M. Brokers say the 32,000‑sq‑ft warehouse will be repurposed for storage and office space.

A Philadelphia court awarded Chestlen Development $174.6M after finding defective concrete and extended delays at the W/Element hotel on Chestnut Street.

A donor‑backed Pope Leo Village will fund 26 affordable homes in Sharswood and Brewerytown, pairing students and faith groups with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia.

Officials say the new arena will sit at Broad and Pattison on the Spectrum footprint, housing the Sixers, Flyers and Philadelphia’s new WNBA team.

Philadelphia-based Campus Apartments is marketing a new private-equity fund that could raise up to $400 million to back student-housing development and acquisition projects nationwide.

Prickett Preserve, a Wegmans-anchored shopping center in Yardley, is being marketed for sale; brokers highlight a long-term grocery lease and strong occupancy.

Drexel has an agreement to sell the Arnold T. Berman building on North Broad after permits were issued to convert the 11‑story medical office into about 90 apartments. The buyer has not been publicly identified.

A packed Valley View High School meeting in Archbald has become the latest front in a nationwide fight over AI data‑center projects, with locals, lawmakers and developers clashing over water, power and zoning.

Limerick planners attached 18 conditions to a proposed 1.4M‑sq‑ft data center, demanding sound studies, water assurances, generator limits and a de‑commissioning bond. The Board of Supervisors will take up the request April 14.