Cheap Office Space in Philadelphia: Where to Find Value

Cheap Office Space in Philadelphia: Where to Find Value

Cheap office space in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is already affordable by East Coast standards, and stepping just outside Center City stretches the budget further without losing a professional address.

Where the value is

Areas around North Broad, Callowhill and the river wards offer converted buildings at lower rents. Navy Yard provides modern campus space with parking, and suburban corridors along the Main Line and in Bucks and Montgomery counties give more space per dollar.

How to lower the cost

Size for the team you have, look one neighbourhood out, ask about free-rent months and setup-fee waivers, consider a slightly longer term for a better rate, and share desks if your team is hybrid.

What it actually costs

Across the 190 available offices in the catalogue, asking rents run $36–36 per sq ft per year, and a ready-to-use office starts at $128 a month. Sizes run from 43 to 27,373 sq ft.

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Frequently asked questions

The lowest asking price in the Philadelphia catalogue is $128 a month for a lot of 43 sq ft in Philadelphia. It is not a one-off: a quarter of all 173 offices listed in Philadelphia are advertised below $1,650 a month, mostly small serviced rooms outside the central business district.

No. RentOfficeToday takes no commission from tenants on any of the 18 Philadelphia buildings in this catalogue. You contact the building through the form on the listing, and the price you see is the price you negotiate — there is no broker fee on top.

Offices in Philadelphia are advertised from $128 to $71,204 per month across 173 available lots. A quarter of them are listed below $1,650 a month and the median asking price is $3,575. Prices here are quoted per office per month rather than per sq ft, because the monthly figure already covers the service charge and the shared areas of the building.