Paul Schwedelson

RT @PHLBizJournal: The 101-year-old building could be redeveloped for various potential uses. https://t.co/D0a0mVamqM

The ripple effects of Chubb's move to 2000 Arch St. next year are starting to be felt: https://t.co/NX1fmbfFuE

RT @JBlumenthalPBJ: Here's an early peak at this week's cover story. Had a blast speaking with @ColleenWolfe about her life, career and new…

RT @pschweds: A years-long saga that clouded the future of the Wanamaker building came to an end Tuesday as TF Cornerstone won a foreclosur…

A years-long saga that clouded the future of the Wanamaker building came to an end Tuesday as TF Cornerstone won a foreclosure auction for floors four through 12 of the historic building: https://t.co/fL23zBTIiN

RT @PHLBizJournal: After 165 years, the Irish bar and restaurant is getting into the retail business with a new store. https://t.co/JiQqckZ…

A logistics company expects to add 1,000 jobs in South Jersey after signing a 1.2 million-square-foot lease: https://t.co/G4aOYHlj4G

The Philadelphia Housing Authority has bought another 95 housing units for $27 million, further cementing itself as the most active multifamily buyer in Philadelphia right now: https://t.co/jvKfblFaV9

RT @PHLBizJournal: Two years after a South Jersey warehouse was completed, the 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse now has a tenant. https://…

In the past nine months, the Philadelphia Housing Authority has spent $235 million to buy 1,300 housing units across the city. Here's a map to see where: https://t.co/eYgEBxUT6q

An auction date has been set for the Wanamaker building: https://t.co/bJmu4zkwXJ

Philadelphia Housing Authority pays $58M for new Port Richmond apartment development: https://t.co/GWWm5rVCt6

Lululemon in talks to nearly double size of Rittenhouse Square store: https://t.co/HqGuhaKkzC

Pennsylvania is investing $30 million in the Navy Yard in hopes of attracting businesses to a 54-acre shovel-ready site that could support up to 700,000 square feet of advanced manufacturing and commercial space: https://t.co/56IcgBs88j

Center City is about to receive more than 1,100 new apartments via office-to-residential conversions: https://t.co/VJ7CJPI6QZ

After paying nearly $25 million for a Grays Ferry property last year, CHOP is planning to build a 1,000-car parking garage at the site: https://t.co/Zi04q7aV1p

Philadelphia authorized construction of 2,982 new units last year, the fewest since there were 2,815 permits issued in 2013, according to the annual State of the City report from Pew Charitable Trusts. By @ryan2mulligan: https://t.co/lvCyWzcEkZ