PHILADELPHIA, PA—Brandywine Realty Trust has formed a 50/50 joint venture partnership with LCOR/CalSTRS for a 29-story, 455,000-square-foot mixed-use development at 1919 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA.

The joint venture is planning a contemporary glass tower that will house residential, retail and parking components. The project will include 321 luxury apartments with full concierge service and rooftop amenities that include fitness center, club room with demonstration kitchen, outdoor roof garden with fire pit and ledge pool, and fully-equipped game room including golf simulator. The commercial space will consist of 24,000 square feet and is 90% pre-leased to Independence Blue Cross and CVS. A 215-car structured parking facility will support the development and also offer parking to the public.

As part of its land monetization program, Brandywine has contributed the land parcel at 1919 Market Street and will manage the retail and parking components of the project. LCOR will oversee construction of the project and will be responsible for the marketing, leasing, and management of the apartments.

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