Endurance Real Estate Group LLC and Greystar-Thackeray plan to develop a 176,000-square-foot warehouse at 205 Schoolhouse Road in Souderton, Montgomery County. The 14.2-acre site, near I-476 and Route 309, was previously owned by Franconia Technology Associates. Endurance did not disclose the purchase price or development cost. The new facility will neighbor a 176,700-square-foot warehouse at… Read more »
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McDonald’s Distributor Leases New Warehouse in Northeast Philly
Martin Brower, a global supply chain company and McDonald’s largest supply chain partner has leased a 147,000-square-foot warehouse under construction in Northeast Philadelphia. Developed by Crow Holdings at 14515 McNulty Road, the facility will include 57,000 square feet of cold storage and is set for completion in fall 2025. Martin Brower is part of Reyes… Read more »
SEPTA Acquires a Warehouse in Northeast Philadelphia
SEPTA has purchased a warehouse adjacent to Northeast Philadelphia Airport for $11.25 million, as per Philadelphia property records. This acquisition is part of a trend of industrial sales near the airport. The warehouse at 10551 Decatur Road covers over 136,000 square feet, most of which SEPTA had previously leased since 2019 for use as a… Read more »
NY Investment Firm Acquires Northeast Philadelphia Warehouse
Two years after its completion, a Northeast Philadelphia distribution warehouse has been sold for $83.5 million to a global investment firm, according to property records. The 282,737-square-foot building at 9801 Blue Grass Road is fully leased to TJX Companies, the parent company of TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls. DH Property Holdings sold the property to… Read more »
Delco Warehouse Sells for 41% Above Its Price from Two Years Ago
Velocity Venture Partners has sold a 468,000-square-foot industrial building in Yeadon, Delaware County, for $59 million, marking a 41% increase from its purchase price two years ago. New York-based Lightstone Group, making its first acquisition in the Philadelphia area, bought the warehouse at 6250 Baltimore Ave., according to Newmark’s Ryan Guittare, the listing agent. The… Read more »
PNC Operations Center to Be Demolished for New Warehouse
The structures at 8800 Tinicum Blvd. will be replaced by a one-story distribution center, according to a zoning permit. The new facility will include two loading spaces, 618 parking spaces, and 48 bicycle spaces. PNC, the site’s former tenant, relocated its offices to 1600 Market St. in April, a company spokesman confirmed to Bisnow on… Read more »
J.G. Petrucci starts Bucks County Project
J.G. Petrucci Co. has begun construction on a 320,250-square-foot warehouse in Bucks County, highlighting its focus on East Coast industrial properties. Partnering with Boston-based Cabot Properties, the New Jersey firm is developing the site at 4626 Somerton Road in Bensalem, near I-276 and Route 1. Additionally, J.G. Petrucci Co. acquired an $8.6 million industrial building… Read more »
Northeast Philly Property to be Redeveloped into Larger Warehouse
A Houston-based real estate firm has completed the acquisition of a warehouse in Northeast Philadelphia with intentions to demolish and redevelop it into a larger industrial facility. This acquisition, situated at 10101 Roosevelt Blvd., marks an expansion for Lovett Industrial within the Philadelphia market. Spanning 14.5 acres, the firm intends to dismantle the existing 109,000-square-foot… Read more »
Greek Real Estate Invests $80 Million in Redevelopment Project for Industrial Property in Northeast Philadelphia
Two years after the acquisition of a 305,706-square-foot industrial building in Northeast Philadelphia for $31.5 million, Greek Real Estate Partners has initiated a significant redevelopment. The original structure has been demolished to make way for a new 287,000-square-foot warehouse at 2121 Wheatsheaf Lane, with an estimated construction cost of around $50 million, according to David… Read more »
Developer Proposes Construction of Two Warehouses on the Former Inquirer Printing Plant Site
A New York real estate firm, DH Property Holdings, has put forth a plan to transform the former Philadelphia Inquirer printing plant in Upper Merion Township into a 746,240-square-foot warehouse complex. Their proposal envisions the demolition of the existing facility and the construction of two industrial buildings on the 46.3-acre site. One of these buildings… Read more »