PHA broke ground on a long‑planned Westpark overhaul in West Philly, unveiling federal support and a plan to remake three towers into mixed‑income housing and retail. Officials say new streets and a transit plaza will reconnect the site to Market Street.

A 507-unit, 55+ community at Garden State Park in Cherry Hill is being marketed after lender-owner Procida completed hundreds of previously stalled units. The sale will test investor demand for large suburban active-adult rentals.

New York topped the Northeast in hotel deals in 2025 as regional transaction volume jumped from about $3 billion to $4.4 billion. Industry data show the city outpaced a 10‑year investment average.

A $22M construction loan will fund The Fairman, an 86‑unit mixed‑use project in Fishtown with river views and a public plaza near Penn Treaty Park.

New Orleans-based JECohen topped $100M in assets under management on Jan. 31, 2026 as the firm prepares a Cotton Exchange headquarters renovation and street-level restaurant. The milestone follows a 2025 merger and strong 2025 investment returns.

The twin towers at 1500 Market St. are under agreement to sell to local developers planning a major conversion that could include a high‑end hotel.

Lightstone Group has listed the Aloft and Four Points near PHL for sale, creating a rare airport‑adjacent investment opportunity as the city heads into 2026.

Saint‑Gobain renewed its lease at a 321,226‑SF Malvern campus, locking in its North American HQ and CertainTeed for nearly two more decades.

The Philadelphia Eagles renamed their practice facility to Jefferson Health Training Complex, deepening their partnership with Jefferson Health and NovaCare Rehabilitation.

ATTOM data show Philly homeowners now average about 9.5 years in their homes, tightening listings and keeping the local housing market sluggish.

Korman's AVE Normandy opens next month, delivering the first of 614 apartments at the Navy Yard along with thousands of square feet of amenities and a mix of market and workforce units.

Brandywine plans to sell up to $300M in office assets, putting underperforming Austin buildings that are roughly 74% occupied on the market.

The 11‑story tower that houses Cencora’s Conshohocken headquarters is being marketed by JLL as a fully leased, investment‑grade trophy asset. The listing pitches roughly 429,000 square feet to institutional buyers.