Jack Wills Now Open on Walnut Street in Center City Philadelphia

Mount Laurel, NJ – October 10, 2011 – (RealEstateRama) — On Walnut Street’s “Rittenhouse Row,” Metro Commercial Real Estate brings to Philadelphia an exciting, new-to-the-area, international retailer, Jack Wills. They have leased the entire 5,800 SF 1617 Walnut Street Building.

Known for its “fabulously British goods for the university crowd,” for both men and women, Jack Wills completed an extensive and high-detailed renovation to this prominent building on Center City’s main shopping street.

This location will be only the 4th in the U.S., and is a coup for Philadelphia, with the merchant opening on Walnut Street before it opens in New York, Washington or Chicago.

The property owner was represented by Metro Commercial’s Steven H. Gartner and Michael Gorman in a space formerly occupied by Jennifer Convertibles.

About Metro Commercial Real Estate
Metro Commercial (www.metrocommercial.com) is one of the largest full-service retail real estate firms in the region with transaction considerations exceeding $1.1 billion. Metro Commercial specializes in retail tenant representation, shopping center leasing, property management, and investment property sales. With 2 offices located in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Metro Commercial currently represents nearly 50 national retailers and serves as the exclusive leasing agent for more than 200 properties, totaling nearly 20 million square feet.

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