421 N. 7th Street is a creative office space dedicated to harnessing the power and dynamism of Philadelphia’s most ambitious talents. 100 years of history as the former General Electric Switchgear Building inform our vision of creativity and invention, and secure 421’s place as a marvel of Philadelphia’s resourceful past and limitless future.
421 features 160,000 square feet of workspace, an annex hosting the legendary Franklin Music Hall, and a contagious vibe of collaboration and moxie.
BORN IN 1916
1. 421 Store Front
2. Franklin Music Hall
3. Freight elevator and loading dock
4. Massive windows for natural light and seven stories of work space
100,000+ square feet still available for leasing
Strategically sitting in the heart of the booming Callowhill - Spring Arts neighborhood, 421 offers tenants a front-row seat in one of Philadelphia’s most emergent live-work-play districts. The historic industrial corridor – conveniently nestled between Northern Liberties and Old City – is ridiculously accessible, surrounded by food, drink, and entertainment, and is home to a collaborative and passionate community.
Points of Interest:
The Chinatown SEPTA Station (8th/Race)
Triple Bottom Brewing (915 Spring Garden)
Indego Bike Share (8th/Spring Garden)
Union Transfer (1036 Spring Garden)
Roy Pitz Barrel House (990 Spring Garden)
Edgar Allen Poe House (7th/Spring Garden)
I-676 access ramps (8th/Vine)
Silk City (5th/Spring Garden)
Franklin Square (7th/Vine)
Yards Brewing (5th/Spring Garden)