3313 Wharton Street

South Philadelphia is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood known for its rich cultural heritage and dynamic community life. This area is a tapestry of diverse influences, reflected in its varied dining options, bustling markets, and historic landmarks. The famous Italian Market, one of the oldest and largest open-air markets in America, epitomizes the neighborhood’s vibrant spirit, offering everything from fresh produce to authentic Italian delicacies. South Philadelphia’s streets are lined with an array of eateries, cafes, and boutiques, each contributing to the area’s unique charm and appeal. Beyond its cultural richness, South Philadelphia boasts excellent connectivity and infrastructure, making it an attractive destination for businesses and visitors alike. Major highways such as Interstate 95 and Broad Street provide seamless access to the rest of Philadelphia and neighboring regions. The neighborhood is also home to significant landmarks and attractions, including the sports complex housing the Wells Fargo Center, Lincoln Financial Field, and Citizens Bank Park, which draw large crowds for various events throughout the year. Additionally, the Philadelphia Navy Yard, a thriving hub for innovation and employment, underscores the area’s economic vitality. This blend of cultural vibrancy, strategic location, and robust infrastructure makes South Philadelphia a prime location for commercial real estate ventures.» 18,460 SF single-story building on a 41,556 SF lot » Built in 1950 » Zoning: CA-1 » Located immediately over the bridge from University City with direct access to the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia workforce. » Positioned along a major ingress/egress corridor with immediate access to Interstate 76 and Interstate 95. » True drive-to retail with full perimeter parking, multiple curb cuts, and easy in-and-out access. » Ideal for EV/service hybrid, quick-service restaurants, medical/ urgent care, and auto-oriented retail. » Largest remaining development footprint at this high-traffic retail node. » Dense trade area supported by a strong residential base, university populations, healthcare institutions, and commuter traffic. » 5–7 minutes to University City, 10 minutes to Center City, and 12–15 minutes to Philadelphia International Airport. » Rooftop signage opportunity provides continuous exposure to regional commuter traffic.