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New York Multifamily Giant in Talks to Acquire Distressed Philadelphia Office Tower

Potential Deal Comes After TF Cornerstone Took On Majority of Property’s Debt
The Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia's Center City has struggled in the face of plummeting occupancy and the owner's financial woes. (Darrell Shultz/CoStar)
The Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia's Center City has struggled in the face of plummeting occupancy and the owner's financial woes. (Darrell Shultz/CoStar)
CoStar News
July 3, 2024 | 8:04 P.M.

Institutional buyers have largely been absent as Philadelphia's office investment market has regained some steam, yet a potential deal with a large multifamily developer is a sign that higher-profile investors could be staging a comeback.

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