Our Hale Building center is a creative working environment located on one of Philadelphia’s most iconic and historical streets. Moments away from prominent landmarks like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, Hale Building is a desirable locale for forward-thinking individuals. It’s an innovative space where professionals can connect with bright minds in our community. Situated minutes away from City Hall subway station, the Hale Building provides convenient access to business throughout downtown. Step outside to a uniquely diverse collection of locally owned boutiques, high-end retailers, and trendy eateries. Soak up the vibrant energy of this bustling city with some fresh air on the rooftop deck and discover your next great idea.
Book a hot desk at the Hale Building and join a creative working community on one of Philadelphia's most historic streets. The coworking floor offers natural light and high-speed internet, ideal for focused work or connecting with other professionals. Take a break on the rooftop deck for some fresh air, or use the breakout spaces and on-site catering to keep the day flexible. Reserve your desk and get an instant quote.
Hot desks come with high-speed internet and plenty of natural light, plus access to shared breakout spaces on the coworking floor.
Yes, you can reserve a hot desk by the day and get an instant quote before confirming.
Yes, a rooftop deck lets you step outside for fresh air and a change of scene during the working day.
The surrounding Center City streets are lined with locally owned boutiques, high-end retailers and trendy eateries within a short walk.
The coworking space is available Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17:00.
A prestigious Hale Building base on historic South Juniper Street in Philadelphia's commercial district.
Suburban Station and Jefferson Station regional rail sit a short walk from the building.
Step out onto the Hale Building rooftop deck for fresh air during the day.
The Hale Building sits on historic South Juniper Street in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, moments from Philadelphia City Hall, Dilworth Park and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Commuting is straightforward, with the 15th-16th and Locust trolley station around 557 meters away and Suburban Station and Jefferson Station SEPTA regional rail stops within easy reach; bus stops on Walnut Street and several parking garages, including the Parkway Building and SP+, add further options. Between meetings you can enjoy the Kimmel Cultural Campus, the green calm of Rittenhouse Square, and a diverse mix of locally owned boutiques, high-end retailers and trendy eateries just outside the door.