The Bourse info isn't new, but 400 Market may converted to residential or a hotel. Great for that stretch.
Developers buy the Bourse and 400 Market at massive markdowns https://www.bizjournals.com/philadel...ale-price.html
Philadelphia developers Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds and Keystone Development and Investment paid $31 million for the 129-year-old Bourse building at 111 S. Independence Mall East and $10 million for the mostly vacant office building at 400 Market, sources said.
Lubert-Adler and Keystone are planning to convert the Bourse’s first-floor food hall into an event venue, sources have told the Business Journal. Above that, several floors of the building are planned to be converted into a hotel with some office space remaining in the upper floors.
On the northeast side of the Bourse, 400 Market St. is planned to be converted to apartments or a hotel, according to sources.
Prologis completed their $13 billion acquisition of Liberty Property Trust in early 2020. The firm that made Liberty Place, Comcast Center, and many more has been dissolved.
But I hope this answers your question, Prologis has developments in three continents which you can find on their website.
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