Spaces 2001 Market Street
Move your business into modern, flexible office space in downtown Philadelphia, a city with a close-knit start-up community and great opportunities for growth. Greet visitors in the vast entrance hall and then head up to your modern, light-filled workspace with panoramic city views. Network with like-minded entrepreneurs over a craft beer or barista coffee, and pitch for success in fully equipped meeting rooms with super-fast wifi. Benefit from the collaborative environment and then take new contacts out for drinks nearby to build the relationships further.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual office and business address at 2001 Market Street
Register your business at 2001 Market Street and put a Center City Philadelphia address on your letterhead without renting full-time space. The virtual office adds mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access for when you need to meet in person. Your address sits in the Penn Center district near the Comcast Center and 30th Street Station. Set up your plan and add mail handling to suit how you work.
Frequently asked questions
A business address at 2001 Market Street, with mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes, virtual office plans include access to on-site meeting rooms when you need to meet in person.
At 2001 Market Street in Philadelphia's Market West and Penn Center district.
Yes, you can add mail handling along with call answering and a local phone number.
Set up your virtual office plan and choose the mail and call services that fit your business.
What makes 2001 Market Street special
Penn Center address
At 2001 Market Street in Philadelphia's Market West district, near the Comcast Center and City Hall.
Major transit nearby
Close to Suburban Station, the 15th Street subway and 30th Street Station's Amtrak services.
Light-filled city views
A modern workspace with a grand entrance hall and panoramic views over Philadelphia.
How to get there?
Commuting is straightforward from 2001 Market Street, with the 15th Street station about 784 meters away, 30th Street Station roughly 842 meters, and the 15th-16th and Locust station a little further on. Several parking options, including the Parkway Building and NorthXNorthwest garages, sit within walking distance. The wider Penn Center district connects you to the Comcast Center, Philadelphia City Hall and the Pennsylvania Convention Center, while the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Franklin Institute and the Kimmel Center bring culture within easy reach.
