Philadelphia, PA -
Mobile Offices, Storage Containers, & Modular Space
360 Mobile Office is a nationwide leader in temporary/modular space and storage. Our service provides fast delivery to Philadelphia and it's surrounding area via our qualified supply partners.
Mobile Office Trailers
8’ x 20’: 400 sq. ft.
10’ x 30’: 2160sq. ft.
24’ x 60’: 8400 sq. ft.
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $180-$350
Uses: Construction Office, Sales/Retail Office Space, Disaster Recovery
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Storage Containers
20ft Standard
30ft Standard
40ft Standard
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $75-$150
Uses: Construction Equipment & Material Storage, Excess Inventory
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Modular Buildings
10’ x 40’: 400 sq. ft.
36’ x 60’: 2160 sq. ft.
140’ x 60’: 8400 sq. ft.
+ Other Sizes
Typical Lease Price: $850-$3000
Uses: Classrooms, Offices, Medical Buildings, Retail Space
For Sale, Rent or Lease
Philadelphia, PA
We
Serve:
Philadelphia, Harlesville, Landsdale, Norristown, Pottstown, Wilmington, Chester, Woodbury, Pennsville, Vineland, Glassboro, Hammonton, Marlton, Trenton, Levittown, Riverside
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Acton Mobile
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Commonwealth Building Company
104 Potters Way
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About Philadelphia
In a city rich with history, it’s no wonder people are drawn to Philadelphia, PA. This metropolitan area has nearly 6 million residents, with aspirations to grow even larger in the coming decades. The economy is focused on shopping centers, media outlets, and many other diverse business models, making this another town which suffered less during the recession. Though Philadelphia, PA certainly did not go through the economic downturn unscathed, it seems that their long history of persevering helped them manage to come out strong. In June 2010, the average housing listing price only dropped slightly, signaling the continued growth of the area. However, the median sales price of homes between March 2010 and May 2010 rose by over 8%, showing that people are ready to begin spending money again.
This is a good sign for businesses who want to come to the area. Those who are looking at setting up shop in Philadelphia, PA will want to explore the many building opportunities available, including on site steel storage, modular buildings, and mobile offices. With these convenient and unique building ideas, you will be able to create the space you desire, rather than having to adjust to the space that is available. The richness of Philadelphia, PA may not sound from the Liberty Bell anymore, but the continued success of the businesses shows that history always prevails in the end. What does this mean for real estate investors? More opportunities, better prices, and more stable values – just what everyone wants from a town.
Philadelphia Resources
City of Philadelphia Official Site
Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce