King of Prussia real estate news
I'm Jarrell James, a REALTOR with KW Empower. Every week on ReLLestate I go through the region's real estate news. This page is everything from those episodes about King of Prussia, newest first.
What's been reported
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Brian O'Neill withdrew his 4.6 million square foot King of Prussia data center plan on October 19. A 2 million square foot proposal in Plymouth Township is still pending.
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The developers behind the King of Prussia data center campus withdrew their zoning applications and are pursuing lawsuits in Montgomery County court.
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Brian O'Neill is suing Upper Merion Township over the denial of five King of Prussia data center projects, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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The Netflix House property at King of Prussia Mall sold for $60 million.
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More than 10,000 rental apartments are under construction or planned in the suburbs, led by King of Prussia, Conshohocken and Exton, according to Bisnow.
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More than 70% of new households formed in King of Prussia last year were renters, according to the Inquirer.
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The Coveney House in King of Prussia, a 1963 home by architect Richard Neutra, listed for $2.5 million. It is one of six Neutra homes in the Philadelphia area.
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A senior living community in King of Prussia sold for $27 million.
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Prices, counts and percentages are what was reported the week each episode ran. They are news about the area, not a valuation of any one property.
Questions about King of Prussia
Is the King of Prussia data center still happening?
Not the original plan. Developer Brian O'Neill withdrew the 4.6 million square foot proposal on October 19, 2026, after Upper Merion's Board of Supervisors voted it down in August. His lawsuits are continuing, and a separate 2 million square foot proposal at the former Cleveland-Cliffs steel mill site in Plymouth Township is pending, Philadelphia Magazine reports. From Episode 64, November 9, 2026
What happened to the King of Prussia data center proposal?
MLP Ventures and Brian O'Neill withdrew their applications before the Upper Merion Zoning Hearing Board. Upper Merion's supervisors had rejected all five facilities in August. The developers are now pursuing lawsuits in Montgomery County court, and a smaller 2 million square foot campus is proposed nearby in Plymouth Township. From Episode 62, October 27, 2026
Why is Brian O'Neill suing Upper Merion Township?
He is challenging the township's denial of five proposed data center projects in King of Prussia, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. From Episode 58, September 21, 2026
How much did the Netflix House property at King of Prussia Mall sell for?
It sold for $60 million. From Episode 57, September 14, 2026
How many apartments are being built in the Philadelphia suburbs?
More than 10,000 rental units were under construction or planned in 2025, Bisnow reported, with King of Prussia, Conshohocken and Exton leading. From Episode 17, July 21, 2025
Why are more people renting in King of Prussia?
High home prices, interest rates and a preference for flexibility. The Inquirer reported that more than 70% of new households there last year were renters, including many who could afford to buy. From Episode 16, July 14, 2025
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Episodes that covered King of Prussia
- Fresh Starts, Full Towers & Fault Lines November 9, 2026
- Homecomings, Hot Streaks & Zoning Fights October 27, 2026
- Farm Dreams, Fall Eats & Data Center Fights September 21, 2026
- $60M Deals, Closing Time & Philly Art September 14, 2026
- The Real Philly Heat July 21, 2025
- Summer Moves & Market Shifts July 14, 2025
- From Foundations to Forecasts: Philly’s Real Estate Pulse May 19, 2025
- ReLLestate Episode 3: Deals, Developments & What’s Poppin’ Around Philly April 7, 2025
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