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We pride ourselves in managing only buildings that we own, while providing professional onsite management for all of our properties. We respond to tenant requests within minutes on a 24/7 basis. Our hands-on management philosophy means you’ll enjoy responsive, professional staff available to answer your day-to-day and long-term needs.

We support our tenants with well-capitalized financial resources and lead the community in applying the latest sustainable practices to property improvements and maintenance.

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CLASS AAA OFFICE BUILDING$31.50/RSF/Year441,341 RSF BuildingMultiple high speed fiber internet providers presentUrban Café located on ground floor serving breakfast, lunch and dinnerFed Ex / Kinko’s located on ground floorOver 475+ parking spots located in subterranean parking garageOn-site building management and ownershipHighest tenant retention rate in the marketMain security desk managed 24/7Very competitive energy purchasingDelaware’s tallest […]

205 West 14th Street

Stand-alone office in the mid-town Brandywine neighborhood.

201 West 14th Street

Six-story office building located in the heart of downtown Wilmington, Delaware. Currently leased to Freire Charter School Wilmington.

Hercules Plaza

This 500,000-square-foot office tower is a premier Class A multi-tenant facility. Home to many prominent regional and international businesses, Hercules Plaza features an expanded food court and access to the Brandywine River. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and fully renovated in 2013 with designs from architects FXFowle.

1201 North Market Street

Delaware’s premier office tower. Features a 500-space underground parking garage and proximity to the city’s government, corporate and business centers. With over 400 strands of dark fiber and 700 watts of backup power, IPR International’s Wilmington network access point (NAP) links area networks to the global information network. Designed by the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill as an “office of the future.”