Strategic Location
Positioned in the heart of the Northeast Corridor, Philadelphia provides exceptional access to major consumer markets. Nearly 46 million people live within a 200-mile radius, and almost half of the U.S. population is reachable within a day's drive.
Extensive Labor Pool
With a regional workforce of 2.9 million, including a significant portion experienced in the industrial sector, Philadelphia ensures businesses have access to skilled labor. The city's public transit system supports efficient multi-shift operations.
Superior Transportation Infrastructure
Philadelphia boasts a comprehensive transportation network, including major highways (I-95, I-76), two Class I railroads, extensive freight services, and a top-tier international airport with specialized cargo facilities. The Delaware River ports are the largest importer of perishable goods in the U.S., further enhancing logistics capabilities.
Growing Market and Consumer Proximity
The city's population is increasing, with millennials driving e-commerce growth. Philadelphia is one of the most densely populated cities in the U.S., providing a large, nearby consumer base that is crucial for last-mile distribution.
Economic Strength
The Greater Philadelphia region produces over $410 billion in GDP annually, making it a significant economic hub. The city’s logistics sector benefits from this strong economic foundation.
Source: PIDC - Philadelphia’s Public-Private Economic Development Corporation
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