Retail Space for Lease in PhiladelphiaStorefront leasing on the corridors that fit your customer.
Retail space for lease across Philadelphia's corridors, matched to store owners and operators before it hits the market.
Retail Space for Lease in Philadelphia
Philadelphia retail space for lease moves at the block level, not the neighborhood level. I start with the corridors that fit your customer, whether that is Frankford Avenue, East Passyunk, Walnut Street or Germantown Avenue, pull who owns what, and call ownership directly whether or not the space is advertised.
Before you sign I check the things that sink retail leases: delivery condition, who is next door, signage rights, hours restrictions, and what total occupancy cost looks like in year five, not year one.
Every retail search I run comes with tenant representation in Philadelphia, so the landlord's broker never sets your terms.
The corridors I work most: Rittenhouse Row retail space for flagship foot traffic, Fishtown retail space for independent brands, and Center City commercial real estate for the weekday lunch crowd.
For a read on who is taking space downtown, see the golf simulator club coming to Center City.
Scope of work
- Corridor by corridor read on rent and vacancy
- Every space walked before it reaches your shortlist
- Neighbor mix and co-tenancy checked before you sign
- Full occupancy cost through year five
- LOI through lease, negotiated line by line
Next step
Send the requirement. I come back with an underwritten shortlist.
Six questions, one business day to a response. For anything urgent, call or text (484) 799-6843.