Arthaus
Located on the Avenue of the Arts in Center City, Philadelphia, Arthaus represents the latest in refined urban living from Dranoff. This modern masterpiece of glass and steel continues the resurgence of what has already become Philadelphia’s premier destination for the arts and entertainment. With unparalleled amenities and dramatic views, this 47-floor exclusive condominium community was designed by world renowned architects Kohn Peterson Fox. Arthaus is a fitting contribution to the city’s fabric, as it continues Dranoff’s longstanding commitment to the redevelopment of the Avenue of the Arts. It has quickly become a new, modern icon in the heart of Philadelphia.
One Riverside
The first new ground-up condominium built in Center City since 2008, the property is a soaring 22-story glass skyscraper designed by acclaimed architect Cecil Baker. It is a contemporary beacon for the neighborhood, standing along the banks of the Schuylkill River and offering unobstructed views of University City, Center City and the Riverfront. Its slender geometry preserves open space and seamlessly integrates into the surrounding green space of the Schuylkill River Park. One Riverside is the only condominium community in Center City the boasts a lush, private garden, as well as a drive-up motor court, which allows residents to pull directly up to their front door. Named "Best Project of 2018" by Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Residences at Two Liberty
Following the enormous success of 10 Rittenhouse, Dranoff Properties took over the sales and marketing efforts at Two Liberty, which had struggled to develop and sell its remaining units following the housing decline of the Great Recession. Floor plans for the remaining unfinished floors were redesigned to maximize their use of space and upgraded to feature modern, elegant finishes that took advantage of the building’s unique towering profile. These 72 luxury condominiums, located on floors 42-57, boast floor to ceiling windows looking out over some of the most spectacular, unobstructed views in Philadelphia.
Ten Rittenhouse
In a stunning turnaround for the Philadelphia real estate market, Dranoff took this once-failing 34 story condominium tower and repositioned it for market success. Despite its Rittenhouse Square address the condominium, as originally conceived, was underperforming. Relying on instinct and unmatched experience in the Philadelphia market, Dranoff undertook the completion and repositioning of the property. Chief among the improvements were redesigning floor plans to maximize use of space, upgrading finishes, and both expanding and renovating the amenity floor. The result was the creation of over 100 luxury residences that resoundingly restored both the image and profitability of the project.
Symphony House
Symphony House leveraged the city’s changing arts and culture scene to transform a former parking lot into the Nation’s Best High-Rise Condominium project, as chosen by Multifamily Executive Magazine in 2008. At the base of its 32-story footprint sits the Broadway-quality Suzanne Roberts Theatre, home to the Philadelphia Theatre Company.
Symphony House redefined luxury living in Philadelphia, drawing affluent suburbanites back to Center City and the Avenue of the Arts, with 163 condominiums, ample parking spaces, and two restaurants.
One Ardmore Place
The residences at One Ardmore Place set a new standard for apartment living on the Main Line, Philadelphia's premier suburban location. This superbly designed mixed-use, transit oriented development brings new energy and excitement to the neighborhood. It offers 110 high quality one, two and three bedroom rental apartments, 8,450 square feet of ground floor retail and both public and private parking. In addition, residents enjoy state-of-the-art amenities, elegantly furnished communal spaces, as well as a landscaped terrace and recreation area. Truly, One Ardmore offers the ultimate walkable location, near many restaurants, shops, and transit.
One Theater Square
As downtown Newark’s first ground-up high-rise residential construction in over 50 years, One Theater Square redefines Newark’s skyline and stands tall as a symbol of the City’s revival. The stunning 23-story glass and brick structure boasts 245 apartments, 12,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail and 285 parking spaces, and offers a wealth of amenities including a beautiful residents’ lounge, a 24/7 concierge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an outdoor deck, and a game room. It is located across the street from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and a few blocks from Newark Penn Station, allowing residents an easy commute to New York City.
Southstar Lofts
Fusing sustainable design with posh urban luxury, LEED Silver certified Southstar Lofts extends Philadelphia’s renowned Avenue of the Arts while serving as a gateway to the shops, bars and restaurants of eclectic South Street. Each of the 85 apartments features sleek, modern finishes and state-of-the-art appliances that make it easy to live green. Southstar Lofts is located within walking distance of the city’s most popular nightspots and finest theatres. A SEPTA subway stop is just steps from Southstar Lofts, making it the ultimate in “transit oriented development.” It also features Lightplay, one of Philadelphia’s most unique and often photographed pieces of public art.
777 South Broad Street
Located within seven minutes of everything Philadelphia has to offer, 777 South Broad has set the national standard for smart growth as an urban infill, mixed-use site which achieved Philadelphia’s first mixed-use residential LEED Silver certification. With its stunning modern architecture and exquisite public spaces, 777 South Broad plays a pivotal role in the transformation of the Avenue of the Arts to a true residential neighborhood. Located just three blocks south of Symphony House, it merges the essence of South Philly with the soul of Center City.
Venice Lofts
Venice Lofts was the first large-scale luxury loft apartment community to open in Philadelphia's Manayunk section in over a decade. Venice Lofts expertly connects three brand new buildings with four historic textile mill structures. The result is one the region's most exciting luxury communities with highly styled amenities and access to the best of city and urban living. The residences, which were honored with a "Best Residential Interior Design" award by the International Interior Design Association, feature the highest-quality materials and finishes and have become one of the most sought after residential destinations in Philadelphia.
The Victor
Situated on the Camden Waterfront, The Victor is located just a short distance from major healthcare and educational institutions. The iconic Victor building, built in 1911-19 and considered the birthplace of recorded sound and home to the famous “Nipper the Dog” stained glass logo atop its tower, was a gut historic rehab that is now home to 341 light-filled luxury loft apartments, 24,000 sq. ft. of retail, and parking. This immense initiative spearheaded the renaissance of the Camden Waterfront, now heralded as one of the region’s top corporate, civic, entertainment, cultural and residential destinations.
The Left Bank
The University of Pennsylvania collaborated with Dranoff Properties to carry out the dramatic conversion of The Left Bank into 282 apartments, parking, office, and retail that represented University City’s first large scale market rate housing. Originally built in 1929 as the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, The Left Bank is one of the largest properties on the National Register of Historic Places ever converted to residential use. Unique in design and execution, the community is located within easy walking distance to leading educational, healthcare and high tech employers. The Left Bank has proven to be a powerful magnet for the adjoining campuses in University City to attract top graduate students and quality faculty.
Locust on the Park
Locust on the Park, once an abandoned publishing plant, truly invigorated a re-emerging neighborhood. The infusion of this luxury loft-style property into the redevelopment of the Schuylkill River banks ignited the westward expansion of Center City. It’s a spectacular architectural feat of modern expression, with 152 loft apartments that boast impressive views of the waterfront and University City. Sitting across from Schuylkill River Park, residents are granted easy access to the scenic riverfront path for walking or biking.
Suzanne Roberts Theatre
Developed in conjunction with the Symphony House condominiums, the Broadway quality Suzanne Roberts Theatre is home to the Philadelphia Theatre Company. The 365-seat theatre boasts a traditional proscenium auditorium and mezzanine with ample leg room, dramatic glass façade, a welcoming two-story lobby and mezzanine level reception area, and state-of-the-art lighting and sound facilities for productions, workshops, readings, and educational programming. The Theater has been hailed as one of Philadelphia’s greatest live entertainment venues.
World Café Live
A huge space that had a complicated footprint, Dranoff reimagined this former plumbing supply warehouse into a nationally acclaimed entertainment space and a new home for Penn’s WXPN radio station and the adjoining World Café Live performance venue. Situated in University City next door to The Left Bank, this successful transformation spurred more market rate housing, while enhancing a key entry point to the University of Pennsylvania campus.
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