106 Chestnut

106 Chestnut Street Listing Summary

• The Price for Retail Space at 106 Chestnut Street

  The cost of renting retail space in a property highly depends on features such as its location, parking availability and type of retail space, or advantages and features that might be unique to it. When it comes to 106 Chestnut Street, asking rent starts at $$3,975.00/SF/MO per square foot.

  106 Chestnut Street is located in the Old City neighborhood, which is home to a total of 34 retail listing(s). In the case of most businesses that need retail space, access to potential customers is critical. This can come in the form of retail space situated in high-traffic pedestrian areas, or convenient suburban locations with good public transport or plenty of parking. Reach out to the listing broker for information on best parking and other access options at or near the property.

• Retail Space Options Available at 106 Chestnut Street

  The property exclusively contains Retail space totaling 2,421 square feet. The leasing opportunity here is available under NNN lease terms.

  In addition to retail space type, you will also need to consider the space size that you need for your business to operate at its best. You will find 1 retail space(s) ranging from 1,000 square feet to 10,000 square feet at 106 Chestnut Street, which can serve small or medium retail businesses that are planning to accommodate growth throughout the duration of their lease at this address. For more information or to schedule a tour of the property, reach out using the contact form on this page to get in touch with a broker.

• Get to Know the Retail Scene in the Old City Neighborhood

  106 Chestnut Street is located in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia. The Old City retail market offers 34 retail listing(s), representing a total of 56,650 square feet of retail space for lease.

  The most common retail type in the Old City neighborhood is Street Retail, of which the market currently offers 8 space(s). You can also find 2 Retail (Other) space(s).

  When looking for retail space for your company, picking the right area is essential. Some neighborhoods have a long history of being top shopping destinations in general, while others gain a reputation for strongly representing a specific type of business. In addition to knowing the reputation of your chosen business location neighborhood, it’s also important to know your customer base. For instance, the average Old City resident is 37 years old, and the median household income here is $111,576 per year.