14B — January 2026 — Southeastern Pennsylvania — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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The firm expands real estate management portfolio with two high‑profile properties Colliers secures nearly 1 Million s/f of class A office management assignments in Philadelphia
HILADELPHIA, PA — Colliers , a leading diversified professional services and investment man- agement company, has been appointed to manage nearly one million s/f of class A office space in Philadelphia’s Center City. Owned by Intervest Capital Partners , and as- set managed by Ridgebrook Partners , the two class A properties further expand Colliers’ property manage- ment portfolio, underscoring the strong trust clients place in the company’s integrated platform. The Colliers team is led by Jessica Bonk , senior general manager, Chelsea Weir , senior property man- ager, Melissa Herrmann , senior property manager and Cecelia Gorman , senior as- sistant property manager. The two assignments, lo- cated at 1835 Market St., a 690,426 s/f premier office tower and 1635 Market St., a 296,000 s/f office building, offer tenants a mix of mod- ern office space, best-in-class amenities, and strong connec- tivity to key commercial and transportation hubs. Colliers will provide comprehensive property management services at both properties. “Philadelphia remains a vibrant and strategically im- portant market, and we’re excited to deepen our footprint with these high-quality class A properties,” said Bonk. “Our P
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team is dedicated to maximiz- ing the value of these assets while delivering exceptional service to both tenants and
property owners.” These new assignments bol- ster Colliers’ growing presence in Philadelphia’s high-demand
CBD market and solidify the company’s expertise in man- aging large-scale office prop- erties. The addition of these
two properties further demon- strates the firm’s full service real estate and investment management platform. MAREJ
PPR Capital Management enters Philadelphia multifamily market
LIMERICK, PA — PPR Capital Management (PPR) announced the addition of Botanica Cottages, a 199- unit multifamily property in Limerick, to its portfolio. The investment is PPR’s first in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. A community with build- to-rent features, Botanica Cottages offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom units lo- cated near the Rte. 422 cor- ridor. Each unit includes its own private entrance and attached garage. PPR’s in- vestment in the property is made alongside Bel Canto Asset Growth Fund , a local multifamily investment and development company. “Botanica Cottages repre- sents a strategic entry into the Philadelphia market that aligns with our disciplined approach to diversification,
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portfolio that delivers sustain- able, risk-adjusted returns for our investors while building a more resilient and diversified platform.” Matt Carfaro , senior man- ager, Multifamily Investments at PPR, added, “Botanica Cot- tages emerged as an attractive opportunity to enter the Phila. market with an asset that combines immediate cash flow
alongside significant value- add potential. This acquisition demonstrates our ability to source assets that align with evolving renter preferences while also delivering compel- ling risk-adjusted returns to our investors.” Originally developed in 1999, Botanica Cottages of- fers residents access to coveted amenities, including a 24-hour
growth and our conviction toward the opportunities within the housing market,” said Steve Meyer , CEO of PPR. “This acquisition demon- strates our ability to identify well-located assets with com- pelling amenities for renters and value-add potential for in- vestors in markets positioned for long-term stability, aligned with our strategy to craft a
fitness center and resort style pool and spa. These modern features and comfortable ac- commodations provide the feel of traditional homes, generat- ing strong resident attachment and reducing turnover in the long run. PPR and Bel Canto plan to implement a value-add strategy through interior unit renovations, expected to begin in Q1 2026. MAREJ
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