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Lapstone & Hammer is a 4,000-square-foot, high-end men’s shop focusing on sneakers that aren’t usually available in mainstream shops. The first major renovation next to the new Brickstone development 1112-1128 Chestnut Street has opened at 1106 Chestnut Street, former home of City Blue. To read the article, please go to bit.ly/1SCjK81. The building also is home to Blick Art Materials and Lucky Strike Bowling all three tenants have long-term leases. The building is an important link between the Midtown Village corridor on 13th Street and East Chestnut. To read the article, please go to bit.ly/1eE1FH3.Ĭarlyle Development Group of Purchase, N.Y., has sold 1330 Chestnut Street, a three-story, 80,000-square-foot building that houses retail, including West Elm, to the Real Estate Equity Company of Englewood, N.J., for $29 million, the Philadelphia Business Journal reported on May 26. The collaborative is to be officially announced Wednesday at the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce's annual State of the Region meeting in Center City. The Collaborative’s key goals are to help big institutions, even when they are competitors, solve problems by connecting them with start-ups and to enable healthcare-oriented innovation companies, start-ups and entrepreneurs.

Health Cooperative to Promote Health Care InnovationĪ new Health Care Innovation Collaborative has been formed, with members Ben Franklin Technology Center of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Comcast Corporation, Drexel University, Independence Blue Cross, Safeguard Scientifics Inc., Jefferson Health, and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported on May 27.

To read PlanPhilly’s report on the meeting, please go to bit.ly/1KCS7cA. Council also sought language clarifying that previous tenants will be offered space first when the mall reopens.

Questions were raised by Council as to whether the City’s new living-wage rules apply not only to the developer, but also to employees of tenants in the redeveloped mall. While the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC) on May 20 approved four bills that would enable the redevelopment of The Gallery at Market East, eight days later City Council’s Committee of the Whole recessed their public hearing until Wednesday, June 3, without approving plans.

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