The first phase of this Penn project will deliver this year, bringing the first 10 stories to Penn’s medical campus. It will house offices, a daycare, the Investigative Drug Services Pharmacy, and more of the hospital's Bio Bank Freezer Farm. At its final height, the Perkins+Wills-designed building will clock in at 18 stories.

When 3675 Market finishes construction in early 2018, it will be the first tower built from the ground up that’s part of the $1 billion uCity Square campus. This 14-story office tower designed by ZGF Architects broke ground in early January 2017, and all 342,000 square feet of it will serve as a retail, business, office, research, and development space.

Construction began in December 2015 on this new, glassy addition to the existing Philadelphia Trust Building. When it opens in spring 2018, the center will merge Penn’s Political Science Department and Department of Economics.

More than 1,000 employees who helped build the Comcast Technology Center signed the final beam on Tuesday, December 20, marking a major milestone for what is already the tallest building in Philadelphia. The 60-story tower designed by Foster+Partners is 1,121 feet tall, making it the city’s first supertall tower and the tallest building on the East Coast outside of New York and Chicago. It’s expected to finish construction in early 2018, although the Four Seasons Hotel will not open until later in the year.

After officially breaking ground in January 2017, Lincoln Square is eyeing the finish line in late 2018. The mixed-use development designed by BLT Architects will bring TK apartments, a grocery store, a Target, and a Petsmart to the corner of South Broad and Washington Avenue.

A recent tour of the Alexander, an apartment building designed by Robert A.M. Stern, revealed that it was on track to open in late January 2018. The 34-story tower at 300 Alexander Court will bring 277 high-end apartments to the corner of 16th and Vine, plus a viewing deck off the 34th floor with nearly 360-degree views of the city.

After breaking ground in September, the first of two towers at the Hamilton is expected to finish construction in August 2018. It build 10 stories with 279 units on top of a parking garage. The second phase will follow with another 16-story tower and more apartments.

What was once home to a natatorium and then a parking lot will soon be the 14-story Cambria Hotel. Designed by DAS Architects, the 222-room hotel will feature ground-floor restaurant, a 2,500-square-foot pool area, a 2,000-square-foot fitness center, and a large roof top lounge right on Broad Street.

After topping out at 23 stories in late November, 1199 Ludlow is on track to finish construction in late 2018. The tower, designed by BLT Architects, will be the second and taller apartment tower at the major mixed-use project East Market. The two-story retail podium will be home to Little Baby’s Ice Cream, Wawa, City Fitness, and Iron Hill Brewery.