Location
Premier Location.
Positioned in the heart of Old City, one of Philadelphia’s most established live-work-play neighborhoods, surrounded by restaurants, galleries, boutiques, hotels, and historic attractions that drive consistent foot traffic and strong tenant demand.
Historic Identity Meets Next Generation Urban Growth
Old City represents one of Philadelphia’s most recognizable and enduring commercial environments - blending historic architecture, creative office demand, and major public investment initiatives that continue to enhance long-term value. Known as the birthplace of the United States and home to Independence Hall, the neighborhood has evolved into a dynamic live-work district where history, culture, and modern business converge.
For companies seeking more than commodity office space, Old City offers a powerful combination of walkability, authentic loft inventory, and a brand-forward environment that resonates with creative, media, technology, and experiential users.
Why Businesses Choose Old City
Distinctive brick-and-beam architecture and loft-style spaces that support collaborative, creative work environments.
Proximity to Center City while maintaining a unique neighborhood identity and strong cultural energy.
Walkable access to restaurants, galleries, boutique retail, and waterfront amenities that support employee recruitment and retention.
Established Business Improvement District focused on cleanliness, safety, and economic development.
Major Catalysts Driving Future Growth
America’s 250th Anniversary (2026) will drive significant city investment and marketing initiatives designed to boost tourism, business activity, and economic momentum.
Streetscape upgrades and infrastructure improvements are already underway to prepare Old City corridors for increased visibility and visitor traffic.
I-95 Cap & Penn’s Landing Park Project
A transformative $329mm infrastructure initiative will reconnect Old City directly to the Delaware River waterfront via a new highway cap and nearly 12 acres of civic parkland and up to 1,800 housing units.
The Cap project is an approximate 10-minute walk from the Power Plant.
The project is expected to enhance pedestrian connectivity, public space activation, and long-term real estate demand in surrounding commercial corridors.