Philadelphia, PA – SSH Real Estate is pleased to announce over 22,500 square feet of leases have been signed recently at their iconic office tower, 123 South Broad in Philadelphia, PA.

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About 123 South Broad Street
123 South Broad is one of the 10 largest buildings in Philadelphia. The property is prominently located just two blocks from City Hall on the “Avenue of the Arts,” comprising the entire Broad Street block from Sansom to Walnut Streets. Constructed in 1927, the building was originally known as the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company Building. It’s distinctive ‘beaux arts’ architecture, coupled with its long history, make it one of the most famous office buildings in the city. Located in the heart of Philadelphia’s premier and growing arts & entertainment district, 123 South Broad is surrounded by some of the city’s finest restaurants, retail shops and cultural attractions, including the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts and the Academy of Music. It is also adjacent to several new residential developments on or near the Avenue of the Arts including the Residences at The Ritz Carlton and Symphony House among others.

About SSH Real Estate
With offices in Center City Philadelphia and Radnor, SSH Real Estate has grown from its roots as the Harold B. Hess Company in 1952 to become one of the largest privately held commercial real estate companies in the region. SSH manages over six million square feet of commercial property and owns more than 2 million square feet of office and apartment buildings in the greater Philadelphia area. SSH delivers exceptional client service through a comprehensive range of integrated brokerage, property management, investment and development services to private businesses, nonprofit and government organizations of all sizes and stages of growth. Its experienced, multi-disciplinary team is driven by client success and committed to the prosperity of the Greater Philadelphia region.

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