The companies that are in the One Liberty Place are major law firms, real estate services and financial institutions.
The key companies that are tenants in the One Liberty Place are Citibank, Cushman & Wakefield, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanely LLC, DLA Piper LLP, The Glenmede Trust Company, White and Williams LLP and Cozen O'Connor.
One Liberty Place is also part of a complex that includes shops, dining and a Westin Hotel.
The amount of floors that are in One Liberty Place is 61 floors as One Liberty Place is 61 stories tall.
One Liberty Place was designed by architect Helmut Jahn of the Murphy/Jahn firm.
The building one Liberty Place is a 61 story, 945 foot tall skyscraper and was the first skyscraper to break the City of Philadelphia's gentlemen's agreement regarding the height restrictions, which significantly alters the skyline of Philadelphia.
One Liberty Place was completed in 1987 and features a blue glass facade and a distinctive spire that was inspired by the Chrysler Building and it was the tallest building in Pennsylvania for 19 years and rose to 945 feet tall.
The tallest apartment building in Philadelphia is the Laurel.
The Laurel in Philadelphia is a 50 story, 604 foot tall skyscraper that is located on Rittenhouse Square at 1911 Walnut Street.
The Laurel in Philadelphia was completed in 2022/2023 and is a mixed use tower that features 185 rental apartments, "1909 Rittenhouse" on lower floors of the building and 64 luxury condominiums also known as the Laurel on the upper floors of the building.
The Laurel in Philadelphia has a glass design with amenities like outdoor pools and indoor pools as well as a yoga studio and fitness center.
The lower portion of the Laurel which is the floors 3 through 25 are known as 1909 Rittenhouse and the upper portion of the building contains the Laurel condominiums.
The location of the Laurel in Philadelphia is 1911 Walnut Street, Rittenhouse Square.
The laurel in Philadelphia is currently the 10th tallest building in Philadelphia overall.
The reason why Philadelphia does not have more skyscrapers is because in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a gentlemen's agreement informally prevented the construction of buildings in Center City that were higher than the statue of William Penn atop Philadelphia City Hall.
Philadelphia's wealthiest suburbs are predominantly clustered along the prestigious Main Line, featuring areas like Gladwyne, Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Wayne, and Radnor, known for luxury homes and high incomes, with notable estates also found in New Hope (Bucks County) and parts of Chester County (Berwyn, Devon), all offering affluent lifestyles with proximity to the city.