Exciting retail, dining, residential and industrial/office development projects will bring thousands of new employees, residents and visitors to King of Prussia.
Brandywine Realty Trust is redeveloping their property at 650 Park Avenue. The approximately 100,000SF building will be Class-A office space and will feature a large outdoor terrace as well as outdoor amenities and landscaping that will integrate with the First Avenue Linear Park. Coscia Moos Architecture is the architect for the project. Completion date is TBD.
CHOP’s King of Prussia campus will be anchored by a new, 250,000 square-foot inpatient hospital. Plans include 52 inpatient beds, care for a broad range of pediatric specialties including orthopaedics, plastic surgery and ear, nose and throat (ENT), 24/7 20-bay emergency department specializing in pediatric care, an operating room suite consisting of up to four operating rooms, comprehensive radiology services and transitional care for chronic complex patients with assisted breathing.
The new hospital will be adjacent to and operate seamlessly with CHOP’s existing King of Prussia Specialty Care & Surgery Center and Urgent Care Center, located on South Goddard Boulevard in Upper Merion Township and is slated to open in 2021.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will break ground on a new traffic management center in 2020, an approximately $33 million project that makes way for the state agency’s plans to boost its headcount.
A new two-story, 30,0000 square-foot facility will be built on a parcel of land near PennDOT’s current center in King of Prussia.
The 96,000 SF four-story self-storage facility containing 750 units is planned for 550 Allendale Rd.
The $14M+ project will include a complete overhaul of the current visitors center, which has not seen updating since 1976. Once complete in late spring of 2020, the 18,376 SF building will have improved physical accessibility, upgraded security and fire protection, improved collections storage, new HVAC systems, new windows, new finishes and energy-efficiency improvements. New exhibitions can also be expected.
A new 94,000-square-foot Main Line Health center – which will be seven stories including a four-story parking garage – will be part of the Town Center complex at the Village at Valley Forge in the fall of 2019.
Services provided at the new center will include primary care, heart health, obstetrics and gynecology, breast health, skin care and emotional wellness. An ambulatory care center within the facility will offer services to men and women, including cardiology and cardiac testing, endocrinology, neurology, orthopedics, imaging, physical therapy and lab services. The center will also feature a café and secure child care area for parents using the facility.
Simon Property Group Inc. plans is investing millions on upgrades to section of the mall formerly known as the “Plaza.” Improvements will include replacing existing marble tiles with pieces of a lighter shade, swapping out green metal handrails with new glass ones, upgrading metal halide and halogen light fixtures with brighter and more efficient LEDs, adding soft seating to corridors, and renovating restrooms. The project will be complete in June 2019.
Brandywine Realty Trust received approval for the redevelopment of an existing five-story, 100,820-square-foot vacant office building that was built in the 1970s. The real estate investment trust will be re-doing the facade, adding atriums and amenity spaces as well as about 3,000 square feet of additional office space. As part of the project, Brandywine is also developing a single-story parking deck that will be located on a parcel behind the building and adjacent to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and have 100 spaces
Skye 750 will be a five story wood frame building over one level of podium on roughly 5.2 acres. The building will contain a resort-style clubhouse complete with a state of the art fitness center, cyber café, virtual golf, private movie theater and resident lounge. The design of the building provides for an elevated interior courtyard which will feature an expansive pool, upscale poolside cabanas and an outdoor kitchen/dining area. The 248 units will be a combination of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with an optional den and half-bath and an average size of 951 square feet.
The site is situated just off of PA Route 422 in the center of Moore Park KOP (formerly know as the business park) and enjoys unparalleled access to employment, retail, leisure, and the entire Philadelphia MSA.
Brandywine Realty Trust is redeveloping their property at 650 Park Avenue. The approximately 100,000SF building will be Class-A office space and will feature a large outdoor terrace as well as outdoor amenities and landscaping that will integrate with the First Avenue Linear Park. Coscia Moos Architecture is the architect for the project. Completion date is TBD.
CHOP’s King of Prussia campus will be anchored by a new, 250,000 square-foot inpatient hospital. Plans include 52 inpatient beds, care for a broad range of pediatric specialties including orthopaedics, plastic surgery and ear, nose and throat (ENT), 24/7 20-bay emergency department specializing in pediatric care, an operating room suite consisting of up to four operating rooms, comprehensive radiology services and transitional care for chronic complex patients with assisted breathing.
The new hospital will be adjacent to and operate seamlessly with CHOP’s existing King of Prussia Specialty Care & Surgery Center and Urgent Care Center, located on South Goddard Boulevard in Upper Merion Township and is slated to open in 2021.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will break ground on a new traffic management center in 2020, an approximately $33 million project that makes way for the state agency’s plans to boost its headcount.
A new two-story, 30,0000 square-foot facility will be built on a parcel of land near PennDOT’s current center in King of Prussia.
The 96,000 SF four-story self-storage facility containing 750 units is planned for 550 Allendale Rd.
The $14M+ project will include a complete overhaul of the current visitors center, which has not seen updating since 1976. Once complete in late spring of 2020, the 18,376 SF building will have improved physical accessibility, upgraded security and fire protection, improved collections storage, new HVAC systems, new windows, new finishes and energy-efficiency improvements. New exhibitions can also be expected.
A new 94,000-square-foot Main Line Health center – which will be seven stories including a four-story parking garage – will be part of the Town Center complex at the Village at Valley Forge in the fall of 2019.
Services provided at the new center will include primary care, heart health, obstetrics and gynecology, breast health, skin care and emotional wellness. An ambulatory care center within the facility will offer services to men and women, including cardiology and cardiac testing, endocrinology, neurology, orthopedics, imaging, physical therapy and lab services. The center will also feature a café and secure child care area for parents using the facility.
Simon Property Group Inc. plans is investing millions on upgrades to section of the mall formerly known as the “Plaza.” Improvements will include replacing existing marble tiles with pieces of a lighter shade, swapping out green metal handrails with new glass ones, upgrading metal halide and halogen light fixtures with brighter and more efficient LEDs, adding soft seating to corridors, and renovating restrooms. The project will be complete in June 2019.
Brandywine Realty Trust received approval for the redevelopment of an existing five-story, 100,820-square-foot vacant office building that was built in the 1970s. The real estate investment trust will be re-doing the facade, adding atriums and amenity spaces as well as about 3,000 square feet of additional office space. As part of the project, Brandywine is also developing a single-story parking deck that will be located on a parcel behind the building and adjacent to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and have 100 spaces
Skye 750 will be a five story wood frame building over one level of podium on roughly 5.2 acres. The building will contain a resort-style clubhouse complete with a state of the art fitness center, cyber café, virtual golf, private movie theater and resident lounge. The design of the building provides for an elevated interior courtyard which will feature an expansive pool, upscale poolside cabanas and an outdoor kitchen/dining area. The 248 units will be a combination of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with an optional den and half-bath and an average size of 951 square feet.
The site is situated just off of PA Route 422 in the center of Moore Park KOP (formerly know as the business park) and enjoys unparalleled access to employment, retail, leisure, and the entire Philadelphia MSA.
