Courtesy of CBREĭeveloper Eric Blumenfeld, who also owns the Divine Lorraine, the Studebaker Building, and a number of other properties along North Broad, bought the opera house in 2013. This is a floorplan of the Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House’s ground floor. According to the brochure, up to 5,600 square feet is available on the ground floor and there’s potential for a 20,000-square-foot roof deck. Yesterday, just one day after the Divine Lorraine’s iconic signs lit up North Broad again down the street, CBRE put out a call that the Metropolitan Opera House was for lease. And while the main tenant has been hush-hush for months, it looks like the owners are actively seeking other tenants to lease out the rest of the enormous 39,2000-square-foot space.
We’ve been waiting for more details on the restoration of the Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House, a hulking abandoned theater on North Broad Street that has certainly seen better days.
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