In this first spotlight on CPDC member firms, meet Jennifer Waters, PE, LEED AP, the Philadelphia Regional Leader for Urban Engineers. As a member of CPDC for more than 30 years, Urban has helped shaped the future of Philadelphia. Read along as Jennifer shares valuable insights on the evolution of Center City, the benefits of CPDC membership, and exciting projects such as the William H. Gray III 30th Street Station Redevelopment: https://bit.ly/46mZy5K
Center City District
Civic and Social Organizations
Philadelphia, PA 7,394 followers
Keeping Center City Philadelphia clean, safe and attractive since 1991.
About us
The Center City District (CCD), Central Philadelphia Development Corporation (CPDC), and Center City District Foundation (CCDF) share a common mission: to enhance the vitality of Center City Philadelphia as a thriving 24-hour downtown and a great place to live, work or have fun. In addition, the CCD is responsible for the management of Dilworth, Sister Cities, John F. Collins and Cret Parks, four extraordinary public spaces in the heart of Center City. The organizations are governed by separate boards of directors, but share a common staff and offices.
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External link for Center City District
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Philadelphia, PA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1991
- Specialties
- marketing, safety/security, research, policy, development, urbanism, and public space
Locations
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Primary
660 Chestnut Street
Public Ledger Building
Philadelphia, PA 19106, US
Employees at Center City District
Updates
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This week, our new class of Community Service Representatives (CSRs) began their training, including a CPR class. Wish them luck as they join our "Team in Teal" as a welcoming presence in #CenterCity!
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Our team is gathering data about what retailers seem to be missing downtown. Fill out the survey to share what stores you believe should be in Center City: https://bit.ly/4cERhfK
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Congratulations to all Center City businesses who were recognized in Philadelphia Magazine's recent Best of Philly Awards. 🏆 See the whole list here 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Y8WCHK 📍 Best Over the Top Brunch: Lacroix Restaurant at The Rittenhouse 📍Best Place to Pretend You're in Rome: Gran Caffè L'Aquila 📍Best Gelato: Vita 📍Best Venue Transformation: B. West 📍Best Culture on the Cheap: The Fabric Workshop and Museum 📍Best Year-Round Mini Golf: Putshack 📍Best Trivia Night: Fergie's Pub 📍Best Classical Music Outing: Orchestra After 5 📍Best Rechristening: Marian Anderson Hall 📍Best Theater Boost: The Wilma Theater 📍Best Violin Repair: David Michie Violins 📍Best Film Processing: PhotoLounge 📍Best Men's Jewelry: Lagos 📍Best Facial Haven: Hygge Facial Spa 📍Best Adult Dance Classes: Evolve Dance 📍Best Holistic Hub: Modrn Wellness 📍Best One-Of-A-Kind-Spa Treatment: Aqua Experience at Joseph Anthony Retreat Spa & Salont 📍Best Glow Up: The Sporting Club at The Bellevue 📍Best Custom Wings and Extensions: Tameka Crawford 📍Best Spa to Visit With Your Besties: The Underground Spa & Wellness at The Logan - Philadelphia's Hotel 📍Best Massage You Never Knew You Needed: The TMJ Massage at Moon Rehab and Wellness
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Check out the recent real estate developments in Center City from river to river, and from Fairmount Avenue to Washington Avenue. Our recent construction roundup includes ongoing, completed, and proposed projects. While residential development is robust, significant projects like Chubb's Headquarters and 2300 Market are influencing Center City's future and contributing to its varied job opportunities. Find out more about the latest construction updates on our blog: https://bit.ly/3Se5NmA
Real Estate Construction Updates in Center City, June 2024
centercityphila.org
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Rittenhouse Row is growing as a premier retail destination in Center City, with a significant increase in new leasing activity and a drop in vacancy rates. The neighborhood has attracted a diverse range of high-profile retailers and has become a sought-after location for urban shopping, catering to digitally native and expansion-minded fashion brands. For more information about the downtown neighborhood's success, read the latest by Michael Berne in The Philadelphia Citizen: https://bit.ly/3zNs3gU
Commentary: Rittenhouse Row: the Exception that Proves the Rule
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During this heat wave, we appreciate our Community Service Representatives (CSRs) for continuing to be a welcoming presence in Center City. As the eyes and ears of Center City, they interact with the public to provide information or directions and are equally prepared to administer first aid, request police services and more.
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Join us for a virtual panel event to discuss how Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), the Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA), and Center City District have been working hard to bring Philly back! During the pandemic, reduced presence in the City and on Transit led to concerns from the public about safety – Join us to hear about the initiatives driving the renewed sunshine. #advancingwomen #advancingtransportation #itssunnyagain #virtualpanel Register & more details: https://lnkd.in/eJttpVws Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission City of Philadelphia Jessica Gabe Clint Randall Betsy Mastaglio
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Are there any retailers that you wish were in #CenterCity? Complete our survey to share your thoughts and make your voice heard ➡️ https://bit.ly/4cERhfK
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City Hall has been upgraded with its new state-of-the-art lighting system that is more energy efficient and requires less maintenance! The two-year project, led by the talented team at The Lighting Practice in partnership with Center City District and the City of Philadelphia, has brought a vibrant new energy to our city's iconic landmark. Learn more about the innovative technology in Technical.ly Philly: https://bit.ly/3W9msZA
Inside Philly City Hall's new $6.85M lighting system, with hundreds of LEDs that dance with color