At the Navy Yard, we’ve always believed that strong industries are built through strong partnerships. From our historic roots in shipbuilding to today’s thriving business campus, the Navy Yard has evolved into a place where employers, innovators, workforce organizations, and public-sector partners come together to drive economic growth. As home to Hanwha Philly Shipyard, Rhoads
On Thursday, July 2, community members, employees, residents, and visitors came together to celebrate the opening of Pier 1 Park, the Navy Yard’s sixth public park. Despite temperatures soaring above 100 degrees, guests stopped by throughout the afternoon to enjoy the waterfront, explore the park’s newest feature, and celebrate another milestone in the Navy Yard’s
The Navy Yard continues to see steady investment and job growth, with recent announcements reinforcing its role as a major employment center in Philadelphia. At a recent press conference, Governor Josh Shapiro joined leaders to announce an expansion by Urban Outfitters (URBN), a longtime Navy Yard tenant. The company plans to invest at least $150
Philadelphia is home to some of the most iconic photoshoot spots, from historic walkways in Old City to Trader Joe’s rooftops just minutes from Center City. But just four miles south, you’ll find one of Philadelphia’s hidden gems for photoshoots. Whether you’re looking for an artsy setting, social media content, waterfront views, or just a
Skills Initiative at the Navy Yard is now accepting applications for our next partnership with Hanwha Philly Shipyard for the Welder Training Program until Friday, July 24 at 5:00 PM. What is the Welder Training Program? The welder training program was designed to prepare job seekers with the skills and knowledge needed to excel as
The Navy Yard continued to build on its momentum in 2025, attracting investment, supporting business growth, and creating opportunities for thousands of Philadelphians. The campus welcomed 10 new businesses and supported six expanding companies, reinforcing its role as a hub for innovation and growth. As PIDC celebrated 25 years of leading the Navy Yard’s transformation,
Home to more than 150 companies and 16,000 employees, with 17,000 additional jobs and $12.5 billion in investment on the horizon, the Navy Yard continues to drive dynamic economic growth, cutting-edge innovation, and expanding opportunities across shipbuilding, advanced life sciences, robotics, and manufacturing. Major developments at the neighboring Bellwether District, PhilaPort, and the Stadium District
This spring, leaders from the PIDC Navy Yard team joined two industry events that brought together leaders from across Greater Philadelphia to discuss the forces shaping the region’s economy. Across both conversations, they shared a perspective informed by the Navy Yard’s continued growth as a major employment center and hub for investment. In May, nearly