Tag: The Philadelphia Business Journal

As the pandemic-related business slumps abate, three life sciences companies made long-term commitments to the region. They’ve each signed leases for headquarters…

For Malvern-based IMC Construction, demand has remained strong throughout the pandemic. Strong sectors included multifamily, industrial, and life sciences, writes Sharon Oliver for the…

The majority of Montgomery County hospitals saw their revenue and margins fall sharply during the coronavirus pandemic, write Paul J. Gough and Ryan Sharrow for…

Ken Dubin, CEO of the Bala Cynwyd-based Dubin Group, is blaming the recent worker shortage on enhanced unemployment benefits, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the…

Pfizer has put its 340-acre Collegeville campus up for sale as it transitions to more flexible work routines in preparation for the post-pandemic…

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Joseph Lashinger, former Montgomery County representative in the Pennsylvania House, and his wife, Julie, have sold their Florida mansion to former…

Toll Brothers newest project in Atlanta, 1018 W Peachtree.

Ft. Washington-based Toll Brothers, one of the nation’s largest residential developers, has decided to…

The closure of St. Gabriel’s Hall in Lower Providence by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is expected to draw significant interest from developers once the…

Alan B. Miller is retiring from his position as CEO at King of Prussia- based Universal Health Services at the end of the year, but…

Lord & Taylor is officially going out of business and will close all of its remaining stores, including its location as an anchor tenant in…

Horsham-based Toll Brothers has reached a record high in signed contracts for luxury homes during the last quarter, writes Ryan Sharrow for the Philadelphia…

A $100 million loan backed by the Montgomery Mall could be facing default and may result in its owner, Simon Property Group, relinquishing the property…