121 Broad St Philadelphia, PA 19107
This exceptional Class A office space, located on the 18th floor at 121 S Broad Street (corner of Broad and Sansom Streets), offers flexible short-term leasing options until December 2025. Ideal for businesses needing temporary office solutions or supplemental workspace, this Center City location provides immediate access to the vibrant heart of Philadelphia. The space is part of a multi-tenant building and shares the 18th floor with an established law firm, offering a professional and collaborative environment. Amenities include two shared conference rooms, a convenient kitchenette, a reception area, and high-speed internet and telecom services. Common bathrooms are located in the hallway. Building security features include a doorman in the main lobby and key fob access for all guests. The available space is highly adaptable, allowing tenants to customize their layout by combining offices, desks, and file areas to meet their specific needs. This is a unique opportunity to secure premium office space in a prime location with a short-term commitment. The building does not offer on-site parking, but the location provides easy access to public transportation. Elevators are available within the building.
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David S. Senoff, First Law Strategy Group Law Firm
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Law Office of Ian K. Friedman Law Firm
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Victim Recovery Law Center Law Firm
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TD Bank Bank Loan Service
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