Ask five Philadelphia companies where to rent an office and you will get five different answers — a skyline tower, a landmark next to a train hub, a boutique historic building, a suburban campus. Here is a short tour of the business centers our clients ask about most, with what each one does best.
One Liberty Place — the skyline address
One Liberty Place at 1650 Market Street is the city’s definitive prestige address: 61 stories above Center City, serviced suites with river-to-river views, and the kind of lobby that closes deals before the meeting starts. Small furnished offices here start around $700 per month.
CIRA Center — next to 30th Street Station
Across the Schuylkill, CIRA Center is the pick for teams that live on the rail line — Amtrak, SEPTA and regional trains are literally next door. The glass tower anchors University City, so tech and life-science companies recruiting from Penn and Drexel are at home here.
Two Logan Square — polished and central
Two Logan Square combines a Logan Square address with quick access to the Parkway museums and Suburban Station. Its serviced floors suit law, finance and consulting firms that want Class A without tower pricing.
Hale Building — character in Midtown Village
The restored Hale Building at Juniper and Chestnut is for companies that want personality: a Victorian exterior, modern interiors, and Midtown Village’s restaurants downstairs. Offices here are compact and price-friendly.
Beyond Center City
If your team commutes by car, the suburban campuses often win: Freedom Business Center in King of Prussia and Eagleview Corporate Center in Exton pair free parking with rents well below downtown. See all current availability in the Philadelphia office listings — every building page shows real offices, floors and monthly prices.
