1760 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19103
1760 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking executive office space. This 15-story building, totaling 71,177 square feet, offers a variety of configurations to suit diverse needs. The property features a total of 14 suites, with a minimum divisible space of 1,016 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 10,000 square feet. Currently, there is 65,772 square feet of vacant space available, providing ample opportunity for expansion or relocation. Located in Philadelphia County, with a convenient address at 1760 Market Street, zip code 19103, this property boasts a central location within Philadelphia's thriving business district. The building's column-free floor plans offer exceptional flexibility for modern workspace design. The property type is classified as Retail and Office, specifically catering to executive office tenants. Multiple tenancies are available, making it ideal for businesses of various sizes. This prime location offers unparalleled access to the city's amenities and transportation networks. The building's impressive size and flexible layout make it an exceptional investment opportunity for businesses seeking a prestigious and functional workspace in the heart of Philadelphia.
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Protecdiv Insurance Agency
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Capstone Law LLC Law Firm
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Strategic Staffing Solutions Employment Agency
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Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP Law Firm
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Gordin & Berger Law Firm
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