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Originally Posted by New2Fishtown

No idea, but there are several things precluding that from happening: the certain strength of opposition from the enormous William Penn House next door (which, if I'm not mistaken, is responsible for the short height of the existing 1900 Market), and the fact that for Brandywine this is a well-leased, income-producing property at a time when they're tying to get Schuylkill Yards, 2100 Market, and other projects off the ground. I just don't see making any substantive changes to 1900 as a priority. I'm actually surprised they're even concerned with moving forward with a facade redo, unless it was somehow promised to some of the new tenants.

They are not concerned with a facade redo. This is an old, and most likely dead or significantly delayed, proposal.