Commerce Square Philadelphia, PA 19103

Spanning an entire city block in the heart of Philadelphia's Central Business District, Commerce Square is a trophy office complex located at 2001 and 2005 Market Street. Designed by the world-renowned architecture firm I.M. Pei & Partners, the property contains over 2.1 million square feet across two identical 41-story towers. The LEED Silver-certified complex received the BOMA Philadelphia's Best of the Best Award for Best Curb Appeal. The towers sit atop a lively open-air courtyard that features a 25-foot interactive media display, several full-service cafés and restaurants, lush urban landscaping, an automated fountain, and year-round programmed events. Additional property amenities include a modern fitness center with tenant-exclusive classes, conference and collaboration facilities, elevated touchdown meeting spaces, complimentary Wi-Fi, and on-site banking. Move-in-ready and fully furnished spaces range from individual suites to 30,000-square-foot entire floors. Tenants can rely on responsive on-site property management should any issues arise. For a safe work environment, Commerce Square incorporates the best healthy building strategies, including upgraded building and HVAC systems with MERV-13 filtration, optimized outdoor air intake, and continuously running HVAC systems to keep fresh air circulating. The Energy Star-qualified property uses an average of 35% less energy than typical buildings and releases 35% less carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Commerce Square's transit-oriented central location provides access to multimodal options, such as rail services at Amtrak's 30th Street Station, SEPTA's Suburban Station, access to trolley lines, several Indego bike share stations, and shuttle services. The combination of nearby world-class cultural attractions, a robust supply of convenient luxury housing and hotels, and proximity to Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia's most fashionable district for shopping and dining, solidify Commerce Square's reputation as the leading representation of today's live-work-play social dynamic in Philadelphia.