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WCRE inks 6,200 sq. ft. lease in Pennsauken

The Community Planning & Advocacy Council signed a lease renewal for 6,282 square feet of office space at the Kevon Office Center in Pennsauken, according to a Friday announcement from Wolf Commercial Real Estate.

Located at 2500 McClellan Blvd., the Community Planning & Advocacy Council is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that plans, advocates and coordinates the county’s human services programs. CPAC works with over 300 social service agencies, health agencies and numerous public and private organizations. CPAC serves as a catalyst in addressing area social problems and creates solutions that meet community needs.

Kevon Office Center is conveniently located just six minutes from downtown Philadelphia and within walking distance of Cooper River Park.

Bethany Brown, vice president at WCRE, exclusively represented the tenant in this transaction.

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