Kevin Riordan

A nine-story office building is coming down adjacent to the Cherry Hill Mall, and a two-story sports store with a turf field is proposed to take its place.

The Montgomery County neighborhood was designed in the 1920s to offer compact Southern California-style living on Philly’s suburban frontier.

Jacobs Music, a family-owned fixture for decades in the Philadelphia region, has been sold to Steinway & Sons, which will operate the Center City and Princeton stores under its name.

What used to be the Echelon Mall has been in decline for decades. But Voorhees Township hopes a sale will result in a new owner and a new round of redevelopment on the site.

The latest massive warehouse proposal in Harrison Township, Gloucester County, is for the Richwood section. The Mullica Hill section lost its legal battle last year.

Camden built a transit-oriented development in the early 1970s, before TOD was a thing. But after floundering in the 1990s, the area around the Ferry Avenue Station will get a refresh.

Steward Holman founded his Ford dealership in Merchantville in 1924. A century later, his company has global reach, is headquartered in South Jersey, and still has a Holman at the helm.

Cherry Hill has approved a plan for two hotels, a restaurant, a coffee shop, and a car wash at the western gateway to the township along Route 70.

Cherry Hill purchased the 23-acre Holly Ravine Farm for $3.8 million earlier this year. Now the township is considering a measure that would allow some farming there.

Once an upscale residential boulevard, the White Horse Pike in Haddon Heights is a highway, a main street, and, lately, a focus of residential redevelopment.