Hilco starts work on first phase of $4B Bellwether District development in South Philadelphia

More than three years since buying the 1,300-acre former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery in South Philadelphia, Hilco Redevelopment Partners is breaking ground on the Bellwether District’s first phase featuring two industrial buildings.

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Hilco starts work on first phase of $4B Bellwether District development in South Philadelphia

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