One Tower Bridge in West Conshohocken Put On Market

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The COVID-19 pandemic is prompting several new trends to emerge in the office market, including the shift by city companies to suburban satellite offices. Image via Montgomery County Planning Commission.

One Tower Bridge office building in West Conshohocken, owned by an Oliver Tyrone Pulver and the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust partnership, has been put on the market.

The 15-story, 271,138-square-foot property opened thirty-one years ago and is currently 89 percent leased. Among the tenants is Morgan Stanley, which leases around 37 percent of the buildings space  and recently renewed its commitment to the office building.

One Tower Bridge was designed by the renowned architectural firm of Skidmore Ownings & Merrill. It offers the style and finishes of a world class office building, including an imposing two-story marble lobby and wood paneled high speed elevators.

The property also features on-site parking, accessibility to numerous nearby amenities, and easy access to all of the region’s major roadways. In addition over the last six years, the current owners have invested more than $5.9 million in capital improvements to the property.

“One Tower Bridge benefits from unparalleled visibility and accessibility from its prime location in West Conshohocken’s favorable tax environment,” states the building’s official website. “The Property provides qualified investors an opportunity to acquire the premier office building in all of suburban Philadelphia at a significant discount to replacement cost.”

One Tower Bridge Brochure on Scribd

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