Posts Categorized: Philadelphia Industrial space

Trammell Crow Breaks Ground on Two-Building Industrial Park in Aston

Trammell Crow Co.’s Northeast Metro Business Unit has broke ground on Springbrooke Trade Center, a two-building industrial park about 22 miles southwest of Center City Philadelphia in Aston, Pennsylvania. Springbrooke Trade Center is set to include a 210,400-square-foot building at 300 Springbrooke Blvd. and a 273,600-square-foot building at 500 Springbrooke Blvd. Both facilities are set to include a 36-foot… Read more »

Amazon’s Rapid Warehouse Expansion Reverberates Across the Nation

Earlier this month, Amazon opened a new 1-million-square-foot fulfillment center in Berks County. The facility is the online retail giant’s 15th large fulfillment center in Pennsylvania and is expected to create 1,000 new full-time jobs paying at least $15 an hour. Amazon fulfillment centers like this one typically draw a small ecosystem of other businesses nearby —… Read more »

Reading Is the Industrial Market to Watch in Central Pennsylvania Amid Pandemic

The industrial market in Pennsylvania, finds itself in a precarious position entering the fourth quarter of 2020, and things could improve or deteriorate rapidly. The market’s vacancies are close to 13.5%, largely due to a surge of construction over the past five years. Developers have brought more than 7 million square feet online during that… Read more »

Exeter Property Group buys Bucks County industrial portfolio

A partnership between affiliates of Endurance Real Estate Group and Thackeray Partners sold an industrial portfolio in Bucks County for $18 million to Exeter Property Group. The Endurance venture bought the four-building, 240,358-square-foot complex at the Penn Warner Industrial Park in Fairless Hills in early 2018 for $10.8 million, or $45 a square foot, from… Read more »

Amazon’s Philadelphia-area leasing spree continues

Amazon's Philadelphia-area leasing spree continues

Amazon.com Inc. has leased a 283,000-square-foot building in Philadelphia as part of its web of last-mile distribution centers around the region. The company has signed a deal to occupy 2400 Weccacoe Ave. in South Philadelphia, according to sources. The building had once been occupied Hyundai Rotem, a South Korean company that made train cars for… Read more »

Cracks Emerge in Philadelphia’s Industrial Market

Philadelphia industrial brokers and investors are noticeably less rattled by the coronavirus’ economic shock than their counterparts who specialize in the office or retail sectors. And that is with good reason.  The local industrial market is entering the current crisis with tighter vacancies than those achieved even during the best years of economic boom of the mid-2000s and… Read more »

Local Company Buys Philadelphia Industrial Complex to Expand Business

A local private company has purchased a 330,000-square-foot industrial complex at 700 Ramona Ave. in Philadelphia for $8.5 million, or about $26 per square foot. The buyer purchased the property to utilize the site as an expansion of their existing business. The property consists of two large industrial buildings on approximately 14.5 acres and provides access to… Read more »