It is here in Philadelphia that the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence and where millions of visitors travel every year to see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. This landmark eastern city is accessible by all major transportation and is one of the largest Amtrak hubs in the U.S. Philadelphia is also a blooming destination for artists, with over 2,000 murals throughout the city. The medical industry makes up a large sector of business here with Philadelphia being home to the country’s very first hospital and first medical school. Philadelphia provides business with the best the Pennsylvania office market has to offer. Feel free to also check out our listings in the emerging startup scene of Allentown.
Located at the crossroads of the nation’s largest business center and adjacent to the Philadelphia International Airport. Conveniently located close to Center City Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware, the center is the only class A property at the airport. Recent new renovations have been made to the lobby area and offices with manned front desks, on site management and triple insulated glass windows to ensure quite work place. Convenient store and barber shop on location. Restaurants in the area include Trieste Restaurant and Landing Restaurant and Grill. Hotels near by are Renaissance, Embassy Suites, Courtyard by Marriott.
Cross Streets: International Plaza
This Philadelphia Midtown Village location offers sweeping office spaces and work lounges designed to support your business. Occupying four floors and a 2,000 square-foot roof deck with panoramic city views, this landmark building has been redesigned to encourage collaboration and innovation while preserving its unique character. Open, spacious floors are enhanced by state-of-the-art offices and amenities.
Cross Streets: Midtown Village
Upgrade your company to the penthouse when you join this workspace. The entire top story of this iconic Center City site is devoted to our Philadelphia shared office space. Home to the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, this recently renovated building puts you on the Market-Frankford and Broad Street lines, as well as the 19th Street trolley. Tasty lunch options fill small side streets, ranging from some of the juiciest burgers in town to some wildly popular vegan eats. Leave your own stamp on this timeless business corridor when you move into this workspace.
Cross Streets: South 20th Street and Market Street
NEWLY RENOVATED CENTER! Must see! We are located in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, in A Class building, with direct access to the Suburban Station (18th Street and JFK Boulevard), offering easy access to all points in Downtown Philadelphia. We offer a wide range of furnished offices with the latest technology, including high-speed internet access; videoconferencing, personalized telephone answering, mail services, and administrative support services. We also offer a range of Virtual Office, business image solutions. Conference and meeting rooms are available by the hour, day, or week.
Cross Streets: Between North 18th and North 19th Street
The goal of the staff at this location is to create a comfortable, productive coworking space that inspires its members and prompts them to do great things in Philadelphia. They offer both private that accommodates from one to 15 people. The central hub of the locations is a cafe-concept kitchen with gourmet coffee, sodas, snacks and fresh fruit, complimentary for members. Communal areas include desks, cafe-style tables, plush couches and seats throughout in addition to phone booths and conference rooms to choose from. Members have access to exciting networking and educational events and perks through partnerships with ZipCar, UPS, Amazon Web Services, Perqy and TriNet as well as tech and development support through partner company EWS.
Cross Streets: tween South 4th Street and South 5th Street
This excellent modern and high-tech center delivers a high-prestige Philadelphia central business district location at a skyscraper that’s the work of one of the world’s pre-eminent architecture firms. A signature roofline with a backlit clock, plus polished granite and reflective glass, are the standout features of Kohn Pedersen Fox’s stunning office tower. The center on the third floor also benefits from an elegant vaulted Italian marble lobby, on-site restaurant and secure indoor parking. Existing tenants include legal, financial and real estate firms. The district of Logan Square comprises much of the city's CBD, including Penn Center. Philadelphia’s important economic sectors include financial and legal services, healthcare and biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and tourism, as well as manufacturing, oil refining and food processing. Various agencies of the federal government are also based in Philadelphia – a city served by two airports and Interstates 76 and 95. The city is also a regional bus and rail hub.
Cross Streets: North 18th Street
This is a world class business center in Downtown Philadelphia, located along the revitalized Avenue of the Arts. It is surrounded by many corporate headquarters, landmarks and is adjacent to City Hall with its iconic William Penn Statue and the Historic Union League Club. This location provides temporary office space, executive office suites, co-working space, shared office suites, conference space for rent and virtual office space in Philadelphia services to accommodate all business needs. The executive office suites and office space on the 15th floor offer Philadelphia office space with excellent views, plenty of natural light with a reception to impress your guests. Built in 1927 this iconic 405 foot limestone and granite facade is a historic beauty. Featured in the classic Eddie Murphy Film “Trading Places” This full-service building in Philadelphia features 24/7 access, a modern oversized ceiling lobby with 24/7 building security, high quality building infrastructure, nearby parking, and is surrounded by numerous cafes, fine restaurants, banks, shops, hotels and other landmarks.
Cross Streets: South Broad and Sansom St.
Occupying two levels of the former Schmidt’s Brewery—inspiration for the huge letters spelling “Cheers” behind the reception desk—this Philadelphia office space makes the most of its industrial space. The original features have been carefully preserved, so you’ll find graceful brick archways, sliding metal doors, and rough concrete columns. There are plenty of comfy common areas inside, and Schmidt's Commons just outside the front door is a vast space perfect for all sorts of events. The very walkable NoLibs neighborhood is known for its great eateries and atmospheric local bars, especially favorites like Standard Tap and Frankford Hall. The office space is just minutes away from the Old City District, the home of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and many other historical landmarks. The Market-Frankford Line has a stop on Girard Avenue, a five-minute walk from the office. There’s also a parking lot located diagonally across the street. Attracting a wide range of businesses, this Philadelphia office space is a great option for artists, designers, and other young entrepreneurs, as well as corporations looking for a local base of operations.
Cross Streets: North Hancock Street