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6 days ago |
bisnow.com | Noah Zucker
Property values risk taking a big tumble across greater Philadelphia if the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority’s “death spiral” service cuts take effect. Potential service cuts stemming from SEPTA's budget crisis could contribute to a nearly $20B drop in residential property values across the Philadelphia region.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Noah Zucker
Contact Us Philadelphia Deal Sheet View count: April 16, 2025 | 7:07 p.m. ET Coworking spaces are proliferating at a rapid pace in suburbs nationwide, and Philadelphia’s bedroom communities are no exception. Coworking spaces are on the rise in the Philadelphia suburbs, according to a Yardi Kube report. Suburban Philly had 1.5M SF of coworking space in January, up from just 1M SF two years earlier, according to a report from Yardi Kube.
Finding 'The Holy Grail': Exton Square Developer Aims To Urbanize The Suburbs Amid Resident Pushback
1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Noah Zucker
Abrams Realty & Development has grand plans to fuse the best of suburbia and city life in its mixed-use redevelopment of the ailing Exton Square Mall. But designs remain in flux as the company attempts to address concerns from nearby residents, some of whom are skeptical about traffic and a loss of green space. Owner Peter Abrams finalized his almost $34.3M purchase of the 52-year-old Chester County mall property from PREIT last month, but he told Bisnow the design phase began a full year ago.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Noah Zucker
The Trump administration’s tariff whiplash appears to be having a negative impact on the U.S. construction industry’s financial outlook, and 1 in 5 builders say the levies are already delaying projects. Eight in 10 have been notified of materials price increases. Financial outlooks in the construction industry became less optimistic following a wave of tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on April 2.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Noah Zucker
Philadelphia tenants forced to vacate rentals deemed uninhabitable by the city’s inspectors often struggle with the moving expenses that follow, but one lawmaker is hoping to provide them some support. Philadelphia City Council Member Nicolas O'Rourke has proposed a bill that would provide one-time payments for renters booted from uninhabitable units.
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