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WEST CHESTER, PA., SEPT 28, 2018 - Zommick McMahon Commercial Real Estate, one of the premier real estate firms in the Tri-State Area that specializes in commercial office, retail, industrial, multi-family and land development transactions, recently made the...

Two Philadelphia-area food chains in growth mode are losing top executives, who decided to go it alone and start their own restaurant and hospitality group. Husband-wife team Megan Bruton and Charles William "C.W." Bruton dreamed of starting their own business ever...

Though we can’t reveal yet who the new tenants are, here’s what we can divulge: The Towne House building, which sadly has been vacant since the restaurant closed in 2015, will not be torn down. Instead, the space will be tastefully divided into five different, but...

A chain of “super” convenience stores mounting a challenge to Wawa’s dominance over southern New Jersey will bring its fresh design, affordable fuel prices and signature fried chicken to Brick. Royal Farms, based in Maryland, received approval from the Brick Board of...

Each year, the Philadelphia Business Journal identifies the fastest-growing companies in Greater Philadelphia. Called “Soaring 76,” the results are now in for 2018! All 76 companies who made the list are identified in the accompanying photo gallery – in alphabetical...

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Baltimore-based convenience store chain Royal Farms, known for its world famous fried chicken, has made Philadelphia Magazine's "Best of Philly 2018" list. Every year Philadelphia Magazine researches local places to eat, drink,...

Newtown Square’s GMH Capital Partners has purchased several properties along the Main Line for a proposed mixed-use development, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company paid $3.2 million for the properties along Route 30 in Frazer in...

Longo said he expects Royal Farms to focus on New Jersey and Pennsylvania growth. "We kind of look at them as a quiet but really good company," he said. "We think there will big things for them in the future."