Recently Completed Development
Where the Future Lives
King of Prussia is in the midst of a dramatic economic development surge.
A Commercial Powerhouse
A broad cross-section of projects, representing retail, residential, industrial, commercial office, hospitality and dining, have helped secure KOP’s status as a regional commercial powerhouse.
Over 4,000 companies call King of Prussia home

588 N. Gulph Rd.
Topgolf
The three-story complex is located on more than 48 acres and features 34 hitting bays on each level, with room for more than 500 golfers to play a range of games. Topgolf is known for its ball-tracking technology that enables amateurs and experts to test their driving skills year-round under climate-controlled conditions. The facility includes a restaurant and bar and boasts live entertainment on the weekends.

The Village at Valley Forge
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
CHOP is now welcoming patients at its first inpatient hospital outside of Philadelphia. Located next to its existing King of Prussia Specialty Care & Surgery Center, the 250,000 SF, $298M inpatient hospital known as the Middleman Family Pavilion, includes a total of 108 single patient rooms, care for a broad range of pediatric specialties, a 24/7 20-bay emergency department specializing in pediatric care and an operating room suite. The hospital will create an additional 500 new jobs by the third year of operation.

1400 N. Outer Line Drive
Valley Forge National Historical Park Visitor Center
In June 2021, Valley Forge National Historical Park began a phased reopening of its Visitor Center following a $12M renovation, its first comprehensive overhaul since 1976. Features include improved physical accessibility, upgraded security and fire protection, improved collections storage, an all-new HVAC system, windows, flooring, carpets, signage and a variety of energy efficiency improvements. The next phase is projected for spring 2022 and will include new exhibits that will immerse visitors in the six-month period of the 1777-1778 winter encampment through color, sound, and textures of wood, metal and mud. The final phase will include the reopening of the renovated theater in summer 2022.

440 Crossfield Rd.
Upper Merion Area High School
Construction on the new Upper Merion Area High School began April 2020 and was completed and opened for the start of the 2022/2023 academic year. This $150M, 300,000 SF state-of-the-art facility includes an indoor track, auditorium, fitness center and a pool. New turf fields are being installed on the site of the old high school and will be complete in July 2023.

3700 Horizon Blvd., Renaissance Park
Purolite Corporation
Purolite completed its $14M, 74,000 SF manufacturing building just blocks from their global headquarters. This facility will increase the level of resin supply for the pharma industry and significantly shorten production lead times. Purolite invested $25M for fit out and installation of equipment and celebrated with a ribbon cutting in December 2022. Purolite reports annual sales of $400M and employs roughly 1,000 people in 30 countries.

1000 Continental
KBS, in partnership with CBRE and Avision Young, is investing in renovations at 1000 Continental. The teams recently enhanced the facade of the 205,424 SF building and its parking deck and garage. Interior enhancements planned include a renovation of the conference center to feature casual gathering spaces to accommodate anything from smaller board meetings to larger training requirements.

800 Mancill Mill Rd.
The Malvern School of Valley Forge
A two-story, 10,750 SF preschool and daycare serving children ages 6 weeks to 8 years.