The 1,365-sf Di Bruno space represents the third location for the 50-year-old gourmet grocer. The others are in the Italian Market section, where it was founded, and an 18,000-sf, two-level store at 1730 Chestnut St.

Ardmore Produce has leased 1,347 sf for a Sook Hee's Produce store and 1,027 sf for Under the C, which is the company's seafood venue. The other three food market leases are a 977-sf Tokyo Lunchbox & Catering unit, an 837-sf Jake & Max's Deli, and a 602-sf Bucks County Coffee. "We expect to announce leases for the remaining half of the food market space in coming weeks," says Henry Steinberg, director of leasing for Malvern-based Liberty Property Trust, which developed the 58-story as Comcast's headquarters.

An agreement for indoor and outdoor restaurants by chefs Georges Perrier and Chris Scardusio were reached in December 2005. The restaurant space is in addition to the 24,000 sf of retail in the building. Steinberg says the two restaurants will share some kitchen functions, "but the outdoor restaurant will have its own outdoor cooking capabilities." The indoor restaurant aggregates 18,000 sf on portions of the building's ground-, second- and third-floor levels.