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Camden proposes 25-story office tower, which would be the city's tallest building

Summary by Philly Voice

Camden County's $250 million plan to overhaul the Walter Rand Transportation Center could including the construction of a 25-story office tower that would become the city's tallest building, county officials said Tuesday. The project, called the Beacon Building, would serve a mix of public and private tenants. It also would include a landscaped public square.

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abc 6 Philadelphia

25-story office building to transform Camden Waterfront skyline in South Jersey

A 25-story office building will transform the skyline in Camden, New Jersey, and become the largest office tower in South Jersey.

2 months ago·Philadelphia, United States

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Philly Voice

Camden proposes 25-story office tower, which would be the city's tallest building

2 months ago·Philadelphia, United States

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42 Freeway

The Beacon Is A New 25-Story Office Tower Planned for Camden City - 42 Freeway

The Beacon Building is new 25-story office building that is planned for Camden City, which will extend the transit hub's future vision.

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re-nj.com

Camden officials tease plan for new 500,000 sq. ft. office tower at downtown transit hub – Real Estate NJ

The proposed Beacon Building in downtown Camden would rise on a parcel between Federal Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard, creating more than 500,000 square feet of office space next to the Walter Rand Transportation Center. — Rendering courtesy: Camden County By Joshua Burd Public officials in Camden have unveiled plans for a new tower that would bring more than 500,000 square feet of office space to the downtown, part of a high-profil…

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NJBIZ

Camden unveils plans for 25-story Beacon Building

Camden officials released plans Tuesday for the Beacon Building, a 25-story office tower that would be the largest in South Jersey. The project would also complement the reconstruction of the Walter Rand Transportation Center, part of a vision for one of the largest transit hubs in New Jersey. Additionally, it would continue the momentum of economic development taking place throughout the city, such as the $3 billion expansion of Cooper Universi…

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