Between 2018 and 2022, the share of households with annual incomes of more than $750,000 that rented rose to 10.5%, according to census data from IPUMS at the University of Minnesota analyzed by The Wall Street Journal, the highest level since the survey began in the mid-2000s. It was 8.4% in the previous five-year period. To accommodate this evolving renter profile, properties like The Atlantic and One Thousand One include larger floor plans, mudrooms and playrooms—“the kind of features that people expect in a new McMansion,” said Michael Pestronk, co-founder and chief executive. https://lnkd.in/eE9z-KV9
Post Brothers
Real Estate
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 8,439 followers
Post Brothers is a nationally-recognized leader in development, innovation, and sustainability.
About us
Post Brothers was founded in 2006 by Matthew and Michael Pestronk to exclusively focus on creating and operating infill, class-A, “best-in-class” apartment buildings at a superior cost basis. Post Brothers is a nationally-recognized leader in development, innovation, and sustainability. Since the company’s founding in Philadelphia in 2006 it has developed more than 30 properties and 4,000 apartments, which have all thrived due to a common theme: making a level of upscale state-of-the-art living accessible at a price point which and to people for whom it was not previously available. Post Brothers’ triple bottom line objectives have resulted in constructing the first LEED-certified residential highrise in Philadelphia, being the largest private buyer of wind-generated electricity in the Philadelphia region, winning best places to work awards, and making six-star-resort-quality living within reach for public school teachers. By being vertically integrated with over 200 employees providing deep in-house expertise in design, construction, leasing, and management the company is able to maintain a singular focus on product quality, creating homes that bear the collective wisdom of our enterprise. The company’s employee ownership structure ensures execution by those who care deeply about making superlative properties and effectuating exceptional experiences for our residents.
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- Industry
- Real Estate
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Real Estate Development, Commercial Real Estate, Property Management, and Leasing
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Primary
1021 N Hancock St
Suite 1
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19123, US
Employees at Post Brothers
Updates
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1825 and 1875 Connecticut Ave. NW, otherwise known as the Universal Buildings, are among several proposed conversions recently awarded conditional tax abatements through the Bowser administration's Housing for Downtown program, which aims to revitalize the District's core by adding 15,000 new residents. Washington Business Journal's Ben Peters discusses the impacts of the program with President & Cofounder Matthew Pestronk. https://lnkd.in/e2j2mRiz
D.C.'s tax break for office-to-residential conversions catching on among developers - Washington Business Journal
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Mansion Global charts the incredible transformation of Northern Liberties over the last 30 years and The Piazza's role in its rebirth. This highly-coveted neighborhood has become home to a mix of students, artists, young professionals, growing families, and long-time residents, all drawn to its walkability, eclectic retail and vibrant restaurant scene. “Since 2017, we’ve built over 1,250 units in Northern Liberties, bought another 500, and we have about 970 that we’re building now or will deliver by the end of the decade.” - CEO Michael Pestronk https://lnkd.in/eJRwSGkX
Gritty Industrial Charm Is Driving One of Philly’s Hottest Neighborhoods
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President and Cofounder Matthew Pestronk joined DC Mayor Muriel Bowser to announce Washington, D.C’s forward-thinking Housing in Downtown Tax Abatement program and it’s impact on much needed office-to-residential conversion projects including The Universal Buildings. “We are really excited to contribute to the revitalization of downtown D.C. with our first major announced project at The Universal North and South Buildings”.
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We would like to thank all of those that were able to attend last week's grand opening of 1001 and The Canopy Club. We invite you to schedule a private tour to come back and see more. https://shorturl.at/yZhwt
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CEO Michael Pestronk shares his thoughts with Bisnow's Sasha Jones. “Generally, demolition is going to happen in the most premium locations, where things could otherwise be converted, because the economics are going to be such that you get paid a substantial premium for the space efficiency of new construction and you can generate a lot more yield.” https://lnkd.in/eqQwXZ4K
Office Landlords Consider Demolitions As Conversion Challenges Mount
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The Canopy Club at 1001 in Philadelphia is like no other. Post Brothers What a team! Post design team, Palomino Roofing, Bayport, Mainline Commercial Pools, Plumbing Resolution, BrightView Ladscaping Services, The Tri-M Group, LLC, Klover Contracting, The Edgewood Company, Mathias Luciana, Tamburri Associates, Pergolatek, and EDA CONTRACTORS, INC.
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The Atlantic Penthouse seamlessly blends gracious scale, original detail, soaring ceilings and modern elements to exceed all expectation. Mansion Global explores the most exclusive address in Philadelphia. https://lnkd.in/geDPRMND
What Does $28,000 a Month Get You in Philly? Take a Look at the City’s Priciest Rental.
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Philadelphia magazine's Sandy Smith takes you inside the peerless One Thousand One residences at Broad & Washington. We hope you can join us in celebration for our grand opening event on August 15th. https://lnkd.in/exybmc8v
The Journey to 1001 at Broad and Washington Is Finished (Sort Of)
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“Lenders are more dispassionate about values and that’s a sign of a cycle moving“ - President & Cofounder Matthew Pestronk Matt shares his perspective with The Wall Street Journal on lender attitudes toward distressed assets. https://lnkd.in/ehgBxPhp
Surge in Commercial-Property Foreclosures Suggests Bottom Is Near
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