The Cecil B. Moore Assemblage represents a rare development and investment opportunity located steps from Temple University’s Main Campus in North Philadelphia. Positioned along the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue, just west of North Broad Street, the site lies within one of Philadelphia’s most dynamic urban corridors — a rapidly evolving area shaped by Temple University’s growth, transit-oriented development, and sustained private investment

The property sits on the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue, connecting Temple University’s Main Campus to the North Central Philadelphia neighborhood. This corridor has evolved into a vibrant mix of student housing, small retail, and residential redevelopment. Positioned along a high-traffic arterial, the site benefits from strong daily visibility and consistent pedestrian activity driven by Temple University and nearby transit access

Temple University’s 118-acre campus spans Diamond Street (north) to Oxford Street (south) and 11th–16th Streets, intersected by Broad Street. The assemblage lies just west of campus, providing unmatched visibility and access to one of Philadelphia’s largest institutional anchors