Golaski Labs

Philadelphia,
PA
(2019)

Golaski Labs

Housing, Incubator, Makerspace, Mixed-use and Commercial, Restaurants and Catering

Acquisition and rehabilitation of Golaski Labs, vacant form home of maker of surgical needs by the same name, into mixed-use space.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $6,790,000
Total Project Cost: $7,284,537

IMPACT

100 FTE jobs
40 construction jobs
48,240 sq. ft. of real estate

CDEs

PIDC Community Capital

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

Acquisition and rehabilitation of Golaski Labs, vacant form home of maker of surgical needs by the same name, into mixed-use space. The commercial space is occupied a -restaurant restaurant, offices of a landscape architectural and engineering services, and P3 Impact Hub which will serve as an incubator for businesses. The project will also house 35 one and two bedroom apartments.

MAP

Address: 4537 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144

Census Tract: 42101024400

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