1930 Broad St Philadelphia, PA 19145-2328
The Constitution Health Plaza, a prominent South Philadelphia medical and office complex, presents exceptional leasing opportunities. This 276,184 square foot facility, originally built in 1920 and extensively renovated in 2014, boasts a diverse tenant mix including Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Kindred, and Mercy Health. The property features 22 suites, with 45,880 square feet currently vacant, offering spaces ranging from 482 to 26,943 contiguous square feet. Located on a 3.479-acre site on Broad Street, the complex provides convenient access to major roadways including I-76 and I-95, City Hall, sports stadiums, and Philadelphia International Airport. The Plaza includes a five-level parking garage and a one-story powerhouse building, ensuring ample parking and operational support. Its prime location and modern amenities make it ideal for healthcare, professional, and educational services, catering to both national organizations and independent practices. The attended lobby and state-of-the-art facilities create a welcoming and efficient environment for patients and visitors. This multi-building complex is under new management and offers exciting prospects for prospective tenants seeking a well-established and strategically located presence in South Philadelphia. Philadelphia County location.
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Olde City Day School High School
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Mercy Health System hospital Hospital
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Davida Kornreich Krupnick Physician Medical Clinic
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Pennsylvania Dermatology Partners - Steven R.Weasen MD Physician Medical Clinic
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Dr. Michael Abendroth || Philadelphia Eye Associates Ophthalmologist
CMX-3 Community Commercial Mixed-Use C-3 RC-3 CMX-4 Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-4 CMX-5 Center City Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-5 CA-1 Auto-Oriented Commercial-1 C-7 NSC CA-2 Auto-Oriented Commercial-2 ASC Eliminated >> C-6 (.2) Map Symbols. (.a) The alphanumeric map symbols are intended to provide a general, relative indication of the range of uses and acti…
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CMX3 · Philadelphia, PACMX-3 Community Commercial Mixed-Use C-3 RC-3 CMX-4 Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-4 CMX-5 Center City Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-5 CA-1 Auto-Oriented Commercial-1 C-7 NSC CA-2 Auto-Oriented Commercial-2 ASC Eliminated >> C-6 (.2) Map Symbols. (.a) The alphanumeric map symbols are intended to provide a general, relative indication of the range of uses and activities allowed within the respective districts. "CMX" is used to indicate a mixed-use zoning district that is intended to accommodate both commercial and non-commercial development. "CA" is used to indicate zoning districts primarily intended to accommodate auto-oriented commercial development. 291 (.b) The numeral following the dash in the Commercial district map symbols is a relative indicator of the density/intensity or use, with a "1" indicating the lowest density/intensity/use option. (b) Purposes. Philadelphia's commercial zoning districts are primarily intended to accommodate and promote neighborhood-, community- and region-serving commercial uses, as well as mixed-use development consisting of commercial and residential uses in the same building or on the same site. This type of mixed-use development is encouraged in many areas of the City because it reflects the City's traditional urban, pedestrian-oriented character. Encouraging residential development in Commercial zoning districts also provides increased housing choice and reduces motorized transportation demands. The Commercial districts are distinguished primarily on the basis of allowed uses and commercial floor area limits. In the event of a conflict between any provision of this § 14-402 (Commercial and Commercial Mixed-Use Districts) and any other provision of this Zoning Code, the latter shall govern. (c) Descriptions. (.1)
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