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What We're Reading: Week of November 14, 2022


What We're Reading

Here's what we're reading this week about the projects, people and policies driving local development:


According to Fortune magazine, home prices in Philadelphia are maintaining their value better than almost all the 400 largest housing markets in the country. These 28 housing markets just slipped into a historically sharp home price correction.

by Lance Lambert, Nov 15, 2022


Published by WHYY, Nov 3, 2022


Rents for tech office space in University City soared, with higher increases than in all competing sub-markets nationally, including those in Nashville and San Diego, as new tech office space is being added in University City at a fast pace to meet demand

by Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal, Nov 7, 2022



by John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal, Nov 15, 2022


Volumetric Building Cos, a fast-growing Philadelphia area-based national builder of modular construction is looking to raise a new round of capital as it expands its footprint and client base

by Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal, Nov 10, 2022


The latest redevelopment plan for a preserved Gilded Age Elkins Park estate moves forward as a boutique hotel and event venue

by Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal Nov 13, 2022


The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that after five years at Jefferson Health, Dr. Bruce A Meyer, current President, is leaving for a position at Pittsburgh’s Highmark Health

by Paul J. Gough and Ryan Sharrow, Nov 7, 2022


Pittsburgh Mayor’s budget rosy address is at odds with the view of those overseeing the city’s budget projects, as they raise concerns about target minimum surplus budget levels in coming years

by Kiley Koscinski, 90.5 WESA, Nov 16, 2022

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