Market West is a thriving mixed-use campus across five city blocks in downtown Wilmington comprised of the Nemours, Brandywine, and Dupont buildings and CityCenter and ParkBPG parking garages. As the geographical center located at 1007 N Orange St, the Nemours building will be the flagship of the campus and rebranded as the Market West building. The $230 million redevelopment signifies the reunification of these five buildings that were all purchased from the Dupont Company over the course of 19 years, and the repositioning of the former 3 million SF Dupont worldwide headquarters campus into Delaware’s premiere mixed-use neighborhood and the lifestyle epicenter of the City of Wilmington.

Market West is where the city meets. Bordering both Market and West Streets, these city blocks contain a multitude of stories, many yet to be told. It marks the entryway to downtown and activates the city’s most historic yet cutting edge assets. From destination dining, live entertainment and outdoor activations to luxury accommodations, convenient parking, and modern workspaces for both startups and headquarters, Market West brings living, working, and enjoying together for a new chapter in the core of the city.

Aptly named, The Standard will set the new standard for apartment living in Wilmington. Residents can expect to take advantage of the various onsite amenities like the expanding co-working space at The Mill, the boutique gym at Coreten Fitness, the arthouse cinema Theater N, the bustling Starbucks, and the delicious Café Mezzanotte in addition to new amenities like a private rooftop balcony with stunning river and city views and a resident clubroom perfect for entertaining. The pet-friendly community will also have a dog-washing station, secure package receiving, 24/7 security, and onsite ResideBPG property management and maintenance.

Studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes at The Standard will showcase high-end finishes unique to this community like continuous quartz countertops and backsplashes, herringbone tile bathroom flooring, and two-tone upper and lower kitchen cabinets. Other apartment features include large kitchen islands and peninsulas, spacious floor plans, energy efficient stainless-steel appliances, LATCH keyless access smart technology, in-unit washer and dryers, and large operable windows offering a great deal of natural light. Additionally, penthouse lofts boast interior spiral staircases separating the living spaces, private balcony access, and kitchen upgrades such as French door refrigerators and built-in wine and beverage fridges.

Located in Wilmington’s newest live-play-work neighborhood, Market West is where the city meets. From destination dining, live entertainment and outdoor activations to luxury accommodations, convenient parking, and modern workspaces for both startups and headquarters, Market West brings living, working, and enjoying together in Downtown Wilmington.

• The Buccini/Pollin Group and BPGS Construction will bring the luxury lifestyle W Hotel brand to Orlando with plans for a 22-story hotel tower next door to Epic Universe, the 750 acre Universal Studio’s amusement park set to open in summer 2025.
• The project includes a 400-room W Hotel, a 2,000-seat live music venue and (6)-story parking garage. The W Hotel Orlando will also feature five bars and restaurants, including a world-famous destination restaurant with 400 seats that will be opening its first location in the Orlando market.
• Global architecture firm Cooper Carry is leading the design work for the entire project, alongside civil engineer Kimley Horn. LandDesign is the landscape architect who created the expansive outdoor plazas and greenways on the site.

A 28-acre, mixed-use development in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh. Buccini/Pollin has been selected by an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins to create and implement a master plan for the surface parking lots across Centre Avenue from PPG Paints Arena, home to the Penguins and host to 160 entertainment events annually. BPG is working closely with several redevelopment partners on the site of the old Civic Arena including award-winning design firm Gensler and lead residential developer Intergen – a Pittsburgh-based, minority-owned housing developer.

The 28-acre site will feature a mix of residential, commercial/office, retail/entertainment and food venues. In all, the new master plan calls for over 800,000 square feet of office, 200,000 square feet of retail, 50,000 square feet of entertainment space; a 220-guestroom hotel; and 1,000 new residential units.

A central feature to the Gensler-designed plan is the 8-acre greenway along Wylie Avenue that extends the highway cap and parkland above I-579 into and through the new district. The fully-funded cap project is on track to commence construction this summer and will be complemented by a linear public park that will anchor the redevelopment plan. Each of the development blocks in the Gensler design will feature new buildings with ground floor retail/commercial suites and access to dynamic outdoor areas. The site is well-served by public transit and major traffic arteries and boasts some of the region’s best views of the downtown, North Shore and Mount Washington.

For information on leasing:

Cadence Real Estate Advisors

Ken Kearns, kk@cadence-advisors.com +1 610-639-1302

Brendan H. Kelley, bk@cadence-advisors.com +1 215 820 3828

JLL

JC Pelusi, jcpelusi@am.jll.com +1 412 208 1403

Jared Imperatore, jared.imperatore@am.jll.com +1 412 208 8371