MOUNT LAUREL, NJ—Brandywine Realty Trust is developing a new, 10,000 square foot retail center at 7000 Midlantic Drive that will include national tenants, including: Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza; Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches; and Qdoba Mexican Grill.
In addition to providing exclusive site selection in the Delaware Valley region, MSC Retail provided exclusive site selection representation to each of the tenants and pre-development consulting and leasing services to Brandywine.
“Following our tremendous success at 200 Radnor Chester Road, we are thrilled to complete another high-profile suburban development with Brandywine,” says Douglas J. Green, principal of MSC Retail, who led the development. “This site sits in a very high barrier-to-entry trade area and will add much-needed, quality small-shop space to the market.”
With a majority of the space already pre-leased, the site has one 3,000 square-foot endcap remaining. Following groundbreaking in mid-September 2015, construction is scheduled to conclude in May 2016 with grand openings for retail tenants in late summer of 2016. Brandywine will pair the retail development with an adjacent Springhill Suites Marriott hotel.
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