Eric Goldstein
President & CEO
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Cheryl Gebeline-Myers
Chair, Board of Directors
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King of Prussia District is pleased to share our 2026 Report to the Community.
This year’s edition continues to showcase Upper Merion Township/King of Prussia’s (UMT/KOP) impressive ability to thrive and prosper across a number of diverse economic and social data points including:
A Robust Commercial Landscape – UMT/KOP closed out 2025 with a low commercial office vacancy rate of 13% in our Class A inventory, significantly outperforming Philadelphia’s downtown market and many of our suburban competitors. Retail vacancy remains extremely low at 2.3%. We’ve added exciting new amenities like Netflix House and Eataly, which drew record visitation and sales numbers in 2025. KOP’s deep development pipeline continues to expand, with major retail, entertainment, housing and distribution center projects in the land development process and under construction.
Impressive Visitor and Employment Statistics – UMT/KOP had a remarkable number of visitor trips in 2025 with more than 40M, up 1.6M year over year.
King of Prussia District Highlights – King of Prussia District made significant progress on a number of public landscape projects including the groundbreaking of Recharge Park, a 1.8 acre park connected to our recently completed First Avenue Linear Park project. We also secured more than $2M in design and construction grants for the Valley Forge Gateway Trail on North Gulph Road and the Moore Park Multimodal Trail.
We launched a new advertising campaign, Your Business Belongs Here, designed to attract companies to our thriving commercial market. Our Marketing department led dozens of engaging events and delivered a record year for our charitable initiatives that gave back over $225,000 to amazing organizations in the community like The Children’s Hospital King of Prussia Campus, Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard, First Responders and more!
In addition we:
- Started a roadside litter cleaning program (Clean Streets), removing 6,780 pounds of litter from high-visibility roadways in Upper Merion Township in the first year.
- Ramped up our Research & Data Analytics program to deliver valuable information to stakeholders, elected officials, the CRE industry, the media and more.
- Hired a Public Landscapes Manager, Kaitlyn Dibble – to improve our ability to manage the First Avenue Linear Park, Recharge Park and the more than 7 acres of landscaped medians we now steward.
In 2026, we will conduct our first ever community-wide survey and continue to advance our Community Engagement Action Plan, originally launched last year. To help us strengthen partnerships and connections to the primary audiences we serve, we expanded the role of our Events Manager to include Community Engagement.
We look forward to expanding our partnership with you as we continue to accelerate economic growth by making King of Prussia more vibrant, attractive and prosperous!
Community
Upper Merion Township: Where Community & Commerce Thrive
Upper Merion Township/King of Prussia is the economic engine of Montgomery County, PA and represents the largest commercial center in the Philadelphia suburbs and the third largest employment center in the region.
28M SF
Total Commercial SF Including Office, Retail, Hospitality and Industrial
$2.5B
Assessed Value of Commercial Real Estate
$10B+
in Development and Investment since 2010
3,300
Companies
761
Commercial, Industrial and Multifamily Properties
64,701
Employees
34,977
Residents
16,222
Residential Units
2,712
Hotel Rooms
182,787 SF
Hotel Meeting Space
31
Parks & Open Spaces
Real Estate Tax Revenue (2026) From Commercial, Industrial and Multifamily Properties in UMT
$13,367,662
to Montgomery County
$10,917,829
to Upper Merion Township
$58,761,928
to Upper Merion Area School District
$1,199,226
to Montgomery County Community College
King Of Prussia District
We Fuel Economic Growth
King of Prussia District accelerates economic growth by making King of Prussia more vibrant, attractive and prosperous. Established in 2010 by Upper Merion Township Ordinance, King of Prussia District is funded by 431 commercial, industrial and multifamily property owners within its 1,965 acre boundary. The organization's programs and services help drive resident, corporate and investor confidence and are designed to boost property values. Significant revenue increases for the Township, Upper Merion Area School District, Montgomery County and Montgomery County Community College come from the organization's success.
King of Prussia District Boundaries
1,965
Acres in King of Prussia District
431
Properties in King of Prussia District
$2.3B
Total Assessed Property Value in King of Prussia District
Program Plan
Physical Improvements
From signage to landscaped medians along some of King of Prussia’s most visible and highly-traveled corridors, King of Prussia District manages design, construction and maintenance of landscapes that enhance KOP’s public spaces.
Land Use & Zoning
King of Prussia District works closely with the Township and County to develop strategies for a comprehensive and cohesive forward-thinking vision for KOP’s future.
Research & Data Analytics
King of Prussia District conducts data-driven research to analyze performance of the King of Prussia market, inform thoughtful change and keep KOP’s transformation top of mind for stakeholders, elected officials, developers, investors and the general public.
Transportation
King of Prussia District is dedicated to making life flow in KOP, effecting game-changing transportation solutions that enhance vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle and public transportation access.
Marketing & Communications
Committed to keeping King of Prussia in the spotlight and strengthening its reputation as a leading hub for business, community and commerce, King of Prussia District executes dynamic marketing and advertising campaigns while producing award-winning events and activations throughout the year.
Funding
100% of King of Prussia District’s operating budget is paid for by private fees, event revenue, project grants and corporate sponsorships. King of Prussia District programs are funded through a special assessment fee made possible by commercial, industrial and multifamily properties within its boundary who believe, steadfastly, that a rising tide lifts all boats. The assessment fee is 0.00098 MILS, or approximately 2.75% of the total real estate tax bill for property owners.
A Model for Urban Redevelopment
King of Prussia District is honored to be featured in Redesigning Urban Centers: Adapting to Changing Real Estate Markets, a new book by Jonathan Barnett published by Routledge in October 2025. The book examines how suburban and urban areas across the country are transforming in response to evolving real estate trends, shifting demographics and new patterns of living and working. King of Prussia District is highlighted as a leading example of how an edge city can successfully evolve into a vibrant, mixed-use center through strategic planning, placemaking and strong public-private partnerships. We’re proud to have contributed to this important work and to have our efforts recognized alongside other forward-thinking communities nationwide.
The Future
Building on Success
Since 2010, more than $10B has been invested in development projects and CRE transactions in King of Prussia. The wide range of projects include office, medical, manufacturing, logistics, life sciences, pharma, retail, hospitality, dining, entertainment and residential.
Development in UMT
Upper Merion Township’s business friendly environment and low tax-burden continue to drive investment. Unparalleled access, a skilled workforce and an amenity-rich community are attracting a diverse mix of projects now under construction and in the pipeline.
King of Prussia Mall
Netflix House
Netflix House has officially opened, transforming 120,000 SF of the former Lord & Taylor space into a first-of-its-kind, permanent immersive entertainment destination. Designed to evolve with rotating experiences, Netflix House employs more than 300 people and adds a major new experiential attraction to the mall. According to Placer.ai, Netflix House attracted more than 262K visits from 241K unique visitors in its first two months of operation, with traffic peaking on Black Friday, when the venue recorded 11,400 visits in a single day.
Moore Park
Recharge Park
Currently under construction and slated for completion before summer 2026, King of Prussia District’s Recharge Park will transform the western end of First Avenue in Moore Park between Topgolf and Valley Forge Casino Resort into a vibrant destination for recreation, relaxation and community connection. The park will feature sustainable design elements such as solar-powered lighting, covered outdoor workstations and recycled materials, alongside playful touches like swings made from repurposed wind turbines and a rock lounge with boulders and a Zen-style garden. Community spaces include a large open lawn for yoga, movies and picnics, smaller work and play nooks, and a food truck pull-off for events, all set within immersive landscapes of native grasses, perennials, shrubs and trees.
King of Prussia Mall
Level99 & Dick’s House of Sport
The former JCPenney anchor at King of Prussia Mall is being reimagined as a major entertainment and experiential destination. The ground floor will welcome Level99, a 46,000 SF entertainment and dining venue featuring immersive, challenge-based experiences designed for groups and social play. The remainder of the former department store will be home to Dick’s House of Sport, an interactive retail concept that combines athletic gear with hands-on experiences. Both are slated to open in 2027.
Moore Park
Greystar Apartments
The nation’s largest multifamily developer, Greystar, has approvals to demolish an 85,000 SF office building at 720 Vendenburg Road and construct a six-story, 205-unit apartment complex. Located next to Park Square, the first multifamily development in Moore Park, the new community will feature nearly 5,800 SF of amenities, including a central pool and courtyard.
Built For Business
CRE Overview and Performance
King of Prussia is the largest commercial center in the Philadelphia suburbs and represents the third largest employment center in the region behind downtown Philadelphia and University City. King of Prussia thrives on an incredibly diverse cross-section of industries that enables the community to adapt to ever-changing market conditions. King of Prussia enjoys an incredibly low office vacancy rate and continued investment in commercial, industrial and multifamily properties throughout the Township.
CRE Performance Stats
Commercial Property Stats
With more than 28M SF of commercial space, Upper Merion Township/King of Prussia is the largest center of commerce in the suburban Philadelphia region. The community enjoys an incredibly diverse mix of commercial, retail, entertainment, industrial, medical, life sciences, manufacturing, wholesaling and logistics companies.
28M
Total Commercial SF Including Office, Retail, Hospitality and Industrial Properties
761
Total Commercial Properties
7.4%
Aggregate Commercial Property Vacancy
Commercial Property SF
6,157,333
Retail
7,801,960
Office
7,436,527
Industrial
2,767,866
Flex
494,436
Medical
2,252,101
Life Sciences
1,782,178
Hospitality
Class A Office
35
Properties
3.5M
SF
13%
Vacancy
Class B Office
60
Properties
2.8M
SF
14.8%
Vacancy
Class C Office
11
Properties
238K
SF
14.2%
Vacancy
Office data reflects non-owner occupied available property over 10K SF.
Leasable Office Inventory
14.3% Vacancy
106 Properties
6.5M SF
106 Properties
6.5M SF
Excludes owner-occupied and properties under 10K SF
All Office Inventory
13.1% Vacancy
157 Properties
7.8M SF
157 Properties
7.8M SF
Includes owner-occupied but excludes properties under 2K SF.
Industrial
3.7%
Vacancy
153
Properties
7.4M
SF
Flex
15.1%
Vacancy
60
Properties
2.1M
SF
Retail
2.3%
Vacancy
174
Properties
6.1M
SF
Medical
20.4%
Vacancy
16
Properties
494K
SF
Life Sciences
4.4%
Vacancy
17
Properties
2.3M
SF
Hospitality
18
Properties
1.8M
SF
468,653
Total SF of the 20 Largest Lease Transactions (2025)
$188,745,303
Total Real Estate Sale Transactions (2025)
Realty Transfer Fees
One of the key goals of King of Prussia District is to increase property values, a strong indicator of the area’s growing appeal within the investment community. As property values rise, the Township, County, School District and Montgomery County Community College benefit from higher tax revenues generated by increased property assessments, along with earned income from Realty Transfer Fees when properties are sold.
Real estate transactions in Montgomery County trigger a 2% Realty Transfer Fee that is shared between the County (1%), Township (.5%) and the School District (.5%) on an annual basis.
Business Registrations In Upper Merion Township 2014-2023
With some of the most competitive business tax rates in Montgomery County, and no earned income tax for residents or employees, UMT/KOP continues to be a top destination for businesses. The influx of new businesses is reflected in the exceptionally low office vacancy rates across all building classes. This low vacancy rate not only helps maintain strong commercial property values but also drives higher foot traffic, with employees spending their disposable income at local dining, retail and entertainment venues.
Business Tax Ranking
Upper Merion Township consistently ranks as one of the lowest-taxed suburban business locations in the greater Philadelphia region. The absence of a wage tax, combined with low real estate taxes, makes Upper Merion Township and King of Prussia exceptionally competitive for companies of all industries and sizes.
Business Parks
Moore Park
Moore Park is a progressive, thriving community where commercial, residential, retail, dining and industrial spaces come together to fuel business growth, enhance lifestyle and unlock opportunity. Located in the heart of King of Prussia at the crossroads of Routes 276, 76, 23 and 422, Moore Park is home to notable employers including Blue Cross Blue Shield Global Solutions, Radial, Arkema, CSL Behring and PSI Pharma, along with destination amenities like Valley Forge Casino Resort, Topgolf, Bury the Hatchet and two escape rooms. An economic powerhouse in suburban Philadelphia, Moore Park continues to drive innovation, employment and regional impact.
20,000+
Employees
129,242 SF
Corporate Meeting and Event Space
5
Hotels
1,762
Multifamily Housing Units
3.5M+ SF
Commercial Office and Industrial Space
Renaissance Park
Renaissance Park is a 333-acre business park on the east side of Upper Merion Township, offering a premier setting for innovation and corporate growth. Developed in the 1980s and 90s, Renaissance is home to leading companies in healthcare, biotechnology, logistics and pharmaceuticals, including Jefferson Health, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Tosoh Biosciences, World Courier, Proteovant, Ecolab and Recovery Centers of America. With immediate access to major highways and close proximity to Innovation 411 and GSK, Renaissance Park continues to attract forward-thinking businesses seeking a dynamic, well-connected environment in King of Prussia.
7,800+
Employees
2M SF
SF of Lab, Manufacturing, Office and Industrial Space
Stay & Play
Hospitality and Attractions
World-class shopping, diverse dining, premier entertainment and expansive trails and parks make King of Prussia the perfect destination for both business and leisure travelers.
18
Hotels in King of Prussia
2,712
Hotel Rooms
182,787
SF of Hotel Meeting Space
107
New Rooms Delivered 2025
2025 Hotel Stats
$131
Average Daily Rate
$78
Revenue Per Available Room
618,336
Room Nights Booked
$81,001,929
Room Revenue
KOP Hotels Accounted for 27.4% of Room Demand and 26.6% of Room Revenue within Montgomery County
Destination Entertainment
Whether it’s a date night, a corporate team-building experience or a group outing, KOP offers something for everyone.
Valley Forge Casino Resort
Valley Forge Casino Resort continues to evolve as a premier entertainment destination, driven by ongoing investments from owner Boyd Gaming. The 40K SF casino features more than 850 slot machines, 50+ table games and a dedicated poker room, making it one of the region’s largest gaming floors. Recent enhancements include the opening of the Valley Forge Food Hall and Vinnie Brand’s Stress Factory Comedy Club. An upcoming steakhouse and cigar lounge from NBA legend Charles Barkley will further expand the resort’s entertainment offerings. Boyd also completed a full renovation of the Stardust Tower, refreshing guest rooms and the lobby with a modern, mid-century-inspired design, with additional upgrades planned for dining venues and the gaming floor. The resort offers multiple ballrooms, a 54K SF Event Center and more than 450 guest rooms making it a popular destination for conferences, weddings and large gatherings.
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Ranked #2 of 17 PA Casinos in Revenue for 2025
$1.2B Revenue in 2025, up from $984.7M in 2024
$1.2B Revenue in 2025, up from $984.7M in 2024
Valley Forge National Historical Park
An incredible asset in our own backyard, Valley Forge offers a special blend of history and natural beauty. Spanning more than 3,500 acres, the park preserves the site where General George Washington and the Continental Army endured the winter of 1777–1778 during the American Revolution. Today, visitors can explore scenic trails, historic structures and monuments while learning about the pivotal moments that shaped the nation’s independence. In 2026, Valley Forge National Historical Park takes center stage in America’s 250th anniversary celebrations while also commemorating 50 years as a national park. From December 2027 to June 2028, Valley Forge will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Valley Forge Encampment itself.
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1.9M Visitors Annually
$44.8M Cumulative benefit to Local Economy in 2024
325 Local Jobs Supported by Visitors in 2024
$44.8M Cumulative benefit to Local Economy in 2024
325 Local Jobs Supported by Visitors in 2024
America250
With Valley Forge National Historical Park right outside our doorsteps, King of Prussia and Upper Merion Township are ready to celebrate America250 in a big way. From Houses of Declaration, a signature semiquincentennial experience, to murals, public art, beautification projects and more, the Township—especially Valley Forge—will come alive as we mark this historic milestone.
Netflix House
Lights, camera, action! King of Prussia Mall got its biggest plot twist yet in late 2025 with the opening of Netflix House, a first-of-its-kind immersive entertainment venue that repurposes more than 120K SF of the former Lord & Taylor department store. The experience brings Netflix’s most popular franchises to life through interactive attractions, themed dining, screenings and live events. As Netflix’s first permanent live entertainment location, the King of Prussia site represents a major brick-and-mortar investment for the streaming giant, generating more than 300 hospitality, retail and entertainment jobs and drawing 11.5K visitors on peak days. Designed to evolve with rotating experiences, Netflix House strengthens King of Prussia Mall’s position as a regional destination for experiential retail and reinforces KOP’s role as a driver of economic activity, tourism and innovation in suburban Philadelphia.
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KOP Brings the Fun
From high-flying thrills at iFLY and mind-bending challenges at one of KOP’s four escape rooms to year-round play at Topgolf, King of Prussia offers unforgettable experiences for group outings, team-building events and family get-togethers.
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Eat. Shop. Repeat!
Retail and Dining
In King of Prussia, world-class shopping and a dynamic dining scene come together to create a premier destination for visitors from around the globe. With one of the country’s largest shopping malls at its core and a network of retail centers across the community, KOP offers a wide range of shopping and dining experiences that drive sustained visitation and economic impact throughout the year.
174
Properties
6,157,333 SF
Total Retail Space
2.3%
Vacancy
World Class Shopping
With over 400 retailers at King of Prussia, a Simon Mall, the dynamic King of Prussia Town Center and lively retail centers across the community, King of Prussia sets the standard for shopping.
20M+
Shopping Trips in 2025
1.4M
Visits to Nordstrom in 2025, Making it the #1 Mall Destination
6M+
Shopping Trips in 2025
2.4M
Visits to Wegmans in 2025, Making it the #1 Town Center Destination
New in 2025
& Early 2026
& Early 2026
King of Prussia stands out as a large-scale retail market with low vacancy rates, the highest rents and the strongest sales values among nearby suburban peer retail markets, including Cherry Hill, NJ, Plymouth Meeting/Bluebell, Exton and Marlton, NJ.
King of Prussia contains approximately 6.2M SF of retail inventory, making it one of the largest retail markets in the peer group. Despite its scale, the vacancy rate is just 2.3% and has remained consistently below 5% for decades, reflecting sustained and robust demand. This strong demand translates into significant pricing power, with King of Prussia achieving the highest market asking rents/SF and sales prices/SF among comparable markets.
King of Prussia contains approximately 6.2M SF of retail inventory, making it one of the largest retail markets in the peer group. Despite its scale, the vacancy rate is just 2.3% and has remained consistently below 5% for decades, reflecting sustained and robust demand. This strong demand translates into significant pricing power, with King of Prussia achieving the highest market asking rents/SF and sales prices/SF among comparable markets.
Forward Thinkers
Medical and Life Sciences
Home to multiple world-renowned medical facilities, plus a growing number of leaders in cell and gene therapeutics, KOP is at the center of the most advanced healthcare in the region.
Life Sciences in the Philadelphia Region (SF)
Philadelphia Suburbs
- King of Prussia/Valley Forge2.8M
- Malvern1.1M
- Horsham/Spring House1.1M
- Exton/West Chester676K
- Lower Bucks545K
- New Castle504K
City of Philadelphia
- University City2.7M
- Navy Yard1.1M
- Center City658K
- Greater Northeast646K
Working Together
Workforce
Strategically connected, rich in amenities and home to diverse housing options, King of Prussia stands as the Philadelphia region’s third-largest employment hub. That quality of place gives KOP employers a powerful edge in today’s competitive talent market.
Upper Merion Township/KOP Workforce Profile
53,037
Employment in 2010
64,701
Employment in 2023
22%
Increase Since 2010
Top 5 Industries in Upper Merion Township
- Professional, Scientific and Technical Services17.7%
- Administration and Support12.8%
- Retail Trade12.2%
- Accommodation & Food Services6.7%
- Finance and Insurance6.6%
Age
23.3%
29 or younger
53.3%
30-54
23.4%
55+
Race
75.6%
White
15.3%
Black/African American
7.0%
Asian
Earnings
13.7%
$1,250 per month or less
18.1%
$1,251 to $3,333 per month
68.2%
More than $3,333 per month
Educational Attainment
29.7%
Bachelor Degree or Higher: Upper Merion Township
28.1%
Bachelor Degree or Higher: Montgomery County
23.1%
Bachelor Degree or Higher: Pennsylvania
61,772
Workers Commute Into Upper Merion
15,963
Residents Commute to Jobs Outside Upper Merion
2,929
Residents Live and Work in Upper Merion
Active & Engaged
Our Community
With top-rated schools, low real estate taxes, safe and well-maintained neighborhoods and abundant outdoor recreation and trails, King of Prussia offers an exceptional quality of life and stands out as one of Pennsylvania’s most desirable places to live.
A+
Overall Niche.com Grade
#3
Best Suburbs for Young Professionals in Pennsylvania
#20
Best Suburbs to Live in Pennsylvania
#23
Best Places to Live in Pennsylvania
$121,985
Median Household Income in Upper Merion Township
$454,800
Median Home Value in Upper Merion Township
$2,087
Median Rent in Upper Merion Township
Resident Ages
5.5%
Under 5
14.5%
6 to 18 Years
64.4%
19 to 64 Years
15.6%
65 and Older
Resident Profile by Race
72%
White
19%
Asian
9%
Black/African American
5.9%
Other
34,977
Resident Population
Total Housing Units
12,800
2010
16,222
2024
55.1%
Owner-Occupied
44.9%
Renter-Occupied
Multifamily Properties in Our Area
Education
Top-Rated Education
Upper Merion Area School District’s (UMASD) highly-rated academic and extracurricular public school programs are an asset for KOP’s resident and business communities alike. The District, which also serves the boroughs of Bridgeport and West Conshohocken, is home to seven schools: five elementary schools serving grades K-4; a middle school serving grades 5-7; and a new high school, built in 2022, serving grades 9-12.
“A” Rated
School District
Top 50
Best School Districts in Pennsylvania (#29)
4,477
Total Enrollment
92%
Graduation Rate
Student Scholarships
King of Prussia District is proud to invest in the leaders of tomorrow by supporting the Upper Merion Area School District with student scholarship funds each year!
$3,000 donated in 2025
$36,500 donated since 2018
$36,500 donated since 2018
25
Area Colleges & Universities
King of Prussia businesses benefit from exceptional access to tomorrow’s top talent, thanks to the wealth of higher education opportunities located right in Upper Merion Township’s backyard.
Explore the Great Outdoors
Happy Trails, KOP!
King of Prussia offers abundant access to scenic trails perfect for everything from hiking and biking to relaxed walks in nature. The community is directly connected to The Circuit Trails, America’s largest trail network, which will ultimately span 850 miles of multi-use trails across Greater Philadelphia and southern New Jersey. Signature routes including the Schuylkill River Trail, Chester Valley Trail and the Valley Forge Loop are all located within, or adjacent to, Upper Merion Township, providing residents and visitors with exceptional outdoor connectivity.
Future Trail Connections
Moving forward, improving transportation options remains a key focus for the Commonwealth, County, Township and King of Prussia District. A number of important connections are already complete with more being explored, as seen on this map created for the Moore Road Multimodal Trail and Linear Park Study. Within the past ten years, significant sections in and around Upper Merion were installed, including the Schuylkill River Trail West, Crow Creek Trail, Chester Valley Trail Extension and First Avenue Linear Park, strengthening regional connectivity for residents, commuters and visitors alike.
All Roads Lead to KOP
Gateway to Commerce
King of Prussia is strategically located at the crossroads of some of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s busiest highways. This prime access and convenience are key reasons why King of Prussia is the largest center of commerce in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Free Parking Throughout KOP
102: Total Number of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Ports
102: Total Number of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Ports
18
Miles to AMTRAK's 30th Street Station
19
Miles to Center City Philadelphia
26
Miles to Philadelphia International Airport
Public Transportation
King of Prussia has three M line (former Norristown High Speed Line) stations, numerous bus lines and sits only five miles from SEPTA’s Wayne and Norristown Regional Rail stations. The Transportation Center at King of Prussia Mall is one of the busiest bus terminals in the Philadelphia suburbs with around 600K rides per year.
What We Do
Our Impact: Marketing & Communications
From impactful advertising and social media campaigns to telling the story of King of Prussia’s transformation and fostering community through engaging events, King of Prussia District keeps KOP vibrant and in the spotlight.
VisitKOP.com
177,653
Site Visits
13.5% increase from 2024
Top 5 Pages of VisitKOP.com in 2025
1
Igloo Garden on the Green
2
Homepage
3
Data Dashboard
4
HQ KOP Landing Page
5
Events
King of Prussia District Social Media Followers
Facebook
15,482
Up 2.4% from 2024
Instagram
6,359
Up 12.7% from 2024
Linkedin
2,075
Up 17.6% from 2024
KOP Restaurant Week
Facebook
2,281
website
83,378
VisitKOP.com Updates
In 2025, King of Prussia District continued to improve VisitKOP.com to better connect visitors, residents and employees with everything happening in the community. Updates included refreshed photography and a streamlined site navigation to improve usability and make information easier to find. One of the site’s most visited pages, the events page, was upgraded with a new, centralized event feed showcasing a more comprehensive lineup of events across King of Prussia. We also launched a new Events and Meeting Spaces page, offering detailed information on venue capacity, audiovisual capabilities and amenities at locations throughout KOP, from traditional meeting venues to unique and experiential spaces. Together, these improvements strengthen VisitKOP.com as a more dynamic, intuitive resource for discovering, planning and engaging with the King of Prussia community.
Whether you’re keeping up with new businesses or searching for the best vegetarian dining in KOP, the VisitKOP.com blog brings together stories, guides and local insights all in one place.
31
Businesses Profiled for Now Open series
119
Blog Posts - 20% increase from 2024
Advertising
HQ KOP
Launched in 2022, the King of Prussia District’s business recruitment advertising campaign, HQ KOP, continued through 2025 with strategic placements aimed at C-suite executives and relocation decision-makers. Through a mix of digital, out-of-home and connected TV placements, the campaign showcased King of Prussia’s prime location, robust amenities and thriving business environment, positioning KOP as a premier destination for meetings, work, recruitment and living.
In early 2026, the District introduced a new advertising campaign, Your Business Belongs Here, that builds on this success, highlighting King of Prussia’s distinctive position at the intersection of access, amenities and opportunity.
Press Outreach
King of Prussia District proactively works with the press and our stakeholders to keep KOP’s transformation in the spotlight through earned print, broadcast and digital media, amplifying key milestones, development updates and the District evolving identity. In 2025, the District reached an estimated 79M people through earned media.
Community Engagement Action Plan
King of Prussia District released its 2025 Community Engagement Action Plan in July, outlining a strategic roadmap shaped by community input to enhance visibility, deepen partnerships and amplify the vibrancy of King of Prussia. The plan grew out of the KOP Community Connection Project, a year-long initiative in 2024 that engaged employees, residents, consumers, property owners, potential businesses and the Township Board of Supervisors through workshops, surveys, pop-up events, focus groups and interviews. Guided by four core goals—enhancing visibility, deepening partnerships, increasing community engagement and leveraging data—the plan prioritized strategic communication, mobility improvements, data-driven decision-making and business development. Building on this momentum, King of Prussia District released its 2026 Community Engagement Action Plan in February, continuing its commitment to listening, collaborating and advancing a vibrant, attractive and prosperous community.
Connecting with Community
Through the Community Engagement Action Plan, King of Prussia District launched two new engagement committees in 2025: an Employee Engagement Committee and a Resident Engagement Committee. Following a recruitment and interview process designed to build diverse groups that reflect the District’s workforce and residential community, the committees meet throughout the year to help inform future programming and amenities. In addition to the District’s bi-annual Property Manager Lunches and newly established bi-annual meetings with hotel and restaurant partners, these committees ensure the District is consistently listening and responding to the needs of the community we serve.
Events
Engaging Through Events
Producing engaging, high-quality events is central to the District’s efforts to keep King of Prussia active, connected and vibrant. Our event portfolio spans large-scale consumer experiences, including annual dining and shopping events that benefit Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, as well as experiential business networking programs like Network@Nite. We also deliver community-focused, give-back initiatives such as our annual food drive and the award-winning Igloo Garden on the Green. Beyond entertainment, these events help strengthen community, support local causes and reinforce King of Prussia’s identity as a dynamic destination for all.
31
Events & 12 Engagement Meetings Hosted in 2025
14
Days of Igloo Garden on the Green
10
Pop-Up Cafes/Food Trucks
5
Business Networking Events
5
Employee Committee Meetings
4
Resident Committee Meetings
4
Beehive Workshops & Activations
2
Property Manager Lunches
2
Check Presentation Ceremonies
1
Community-Wide Food Drive
1
Ping-Pong Tournament
1
Cornhole Tournament
1
King of Prussia Restaurant Week & Shops for CHOP
1
Block Party for CHOP
1
First Responders Appreciation Week
1
Elf Quest
1
Commercial Real Estate Lunch
Business Networking Events
King of Prussia District hosted five business networking events that convened leaders from across industries to build connections, explore collaboration opportunities and gain insight into KOP’s continued growth. Our signature sell-out Network@Nite series remained a highlight, pairing informal networking with one-of-a-kind experiences curated by the District at unique locations throughout King of Prussia.
In 2025, we continued our popular Network@Nite series featuring unique KOP experiences combined with informal networking opportunities.
February 20, 2025
Network@Nite: Tarot & Tequila
We kicked it off with a sold-out event that reached capacity, with a waiting list, in just three days. Hosted at Paladar Latin Kitchen, guests enjoyed a guided tequila tasting before exploring the art of Tarot and receiving complimentary readings from Balance, Mind, Body & Spirit Reiki and Wellness Studio, all while connecting through relaxed, informal networking.
May 8, 2025
Network@Nite: Bats & Beers
Our second Nework@Nite was a home run, selling out within days and ultimately reaching 121% of ticket capacity. Hosted at Victus Sports, the Official Bat of Major League Baseball, attendees were treated to an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the craftsmanship and innovation behind some of the league’s most advanced bats. Guests stepped into the batting cages for a hands-on experience before wrapping up the evening with a beer tasting and bites from KOP’s Workhorse Brewing Company.
September 18, 2025
Network@Nite: S’mores, Sips & Seasonal Surprises
The final Network@Nite of the season also sold out, introducing many attendees to Nor-View Farm for the first time. Guests enjoyed seasonal cocktails from DeRo Spirits, slices from Pizzeria Vetri and melty s’mores from The Melting Pot, all set against a festive fall backdrop. The evening included a hayride around the farm and guided dried flower arrangement with a vendor from the Upper Merion Township Farmers’ Market.
April 3, 2025
Bright Bash: Celebrating a Vibrant King of Prussia!
Bright Bash brought together a mix of KOP’s newest restaurants and longtime favorites, giving guests the chance to sample some of the area’s best bites in one place. Attendees also explored samples and giveaways from a wide range of retailers and experiences, including Trader Joe’s, Little Words Project, Thrillz High Flying Adventure Park and Bark U. In total, 29 KOP businesses participated alongside community groups and nonprofits, highlighting the depth and diversity of the local business community. The evening also featured the King of Prussia District Awards, with Trader Joe’s taking home the Hottest New Spot in King of Prussia honor.
December 9, 2025
Annual Meeting & Holiday Reception
King of Prussia District hosted its annual meeting at Netflix House’s TUDUM Theater, marking the venue’s first-ever event with an external organization. The evening continued with a sold-out holiday reception at Netflix Bites, where guests enjoyed festive food and drinks before taking part in friendly competition on the Top Nine mini golf course.
March 3-14, 2025
King of Prussia Restaurant Week & KOP Shops for CHOP
The 11th annual campaign once again brought together King of Prussia’s dining, retail and business community in support of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s King of Prussia campus. The 2025 campaign generated $72,110, a 25% increase over the previous year and the second-largest total in the program’s history. Fundraising extended beyond meals and shopping through creative efforts including raffles valued at more than $6,000, along with community-driven events like the Block Party for CHOP at King of Prussia Town Center.
Covered by leading local media including NBC10, PHL 17, Philadelphia Business Journal, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Style Magazine, Main Line Today and more, reaching 7.2M people.
61
Businesses Included
$6,175
in Raffle Prizes Donated
$72,110
Donated in 2025 (a 25% increase from 2024!)
$496,116
Raised Since 2014!
April 27, 2025
Block Party for CHOP
More than 1,800 people joined us to celebrate the finale of our CHOP campaign at the Block Party for CHOP, a free, family-friendly event held at King of Prussia Town Center—an impressive 64% increase in attendance over last year. The day featured games, live performances, rescue animals, raffles and more. In just one day, the event raised more than $4,000 for CHOP.
King of Prussia District keeps KOP’s workforce energized and connected with fun lunchtime and after-work events that make every workday a little more exciting.
June 3, 2025
Ping-Pong Tournament
The 4th annual tournament featured 16 competitors and drew a crowd of 45 spectators for an afternoon of friendly competition. Guests enjoyed slices from a local pizza truck and beer from Conshohocken Brewing Company, while returning members of the Phoenixville Table Tennis Club provided practice tables and added an extra level of energy and expertise to the event.
October 7, 2025
Cornhole Tournament
Our annual cornhole tournament drew strong participation, with 21 two-person teams competing and a lively crowd of spectators cheering them on. Hosted in the parking lot of Workhorse Brewing Company, the event paired friendly competition with great food and craft beer.
Every Tuesday in April & September 2025
Pop-Up Cafes/Food Trucks
King of Prussia District brought food trucks, games and outdoor seating to Moore Park in April and Renaissance Park in September, hosting weekly Tuesday events that offered employees a fun and relaxing mid-day break.
October 27-31, 2025
First Responders Appreciation Week
The KOP business community came together for this annual event, presented in partnership with Upper Merion Township, to recognize and thank the Township’s first responders. Fourteen KOP businesses participated by providing meals and treats throughout the week. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, the District was also able to contribute a $3,000 donation in addition to the meals.
- 10 Meals Served to 250+ First Responders
- 14 KOP Restaurants Participated
- $3,000 Donated to UMT Department of Public Safety
November 1-December 2, 2025
KOP Takes Out Hunger Food Drive
We continued our partnership with Conlin’s Print to support our month-long food drive benefiting the Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard (UMACC). Our 14th annual drive was our most successful yet, featuring a record 45 donation boxes placed throughout KOP. The campaign collected more than 6,881 pounds of food and goods for our most vulnerable neighbors—more than double the total from 2024. Over the past 14 years, this initiative has helped collect more than 10 tons of food for our community.
November 4-18, 2025
Igloo Garden on the Green
In conjunction with the food drive, we once again hosted the enchanting Igloo Garden on the Green at King of Prussia Town Center. The magical takeout dining experience featured six heated igloos (up from 5 in 2024 to meet the demand), beautifully furnished and surrounded by new festive décor, along with a new waiting area for guests. Reservation fees benefitted the Upper Merion Area Community Cupboard (UMACC), allowing us to raise the single largest donation in UMACC’s history—$50,410, a 59% increase from 2024 – bringing our four-year total to $126,998 raised and donated.
$50,410
Raised for UMACC
$126,998
Raised over 4 years for UMACC
6,881
Pounds of Food Donated
551
Igloo Garden Reservations
2,100
Guests
Powered by Our Sponsors
$100,800
Raised Through Corporate Sponsors to Support Events
$225,520
Raised & Donated Through Give-Back Events
Our Impact: Physical Improvements
Making KOP Vibrant and Connected
King of Prussia District is committed to improving the appearance of our most heavily traveled commercial corridors through the design, construction and maintenance of physical improvements. From lush landscaped medians that reduce stormwater runoff to unique amenities like multimodal trails, beehives and ping-pong tables, we strive to make KOP vibrant.
$9.6M
Total Invested by King of Prussia District Though Operating and Grant Revenues
7+
Acres of Landscapes Maintained by King of Prussia District
Since 2010, King of Prussia District planted:
27,723
Perennials
3,222
Shrubs
185
Trees
6,858
Ornamental Grasses
15,100
Bulbs
And installed:
1.8
Miles of Connected Sidewalks and Trails
36
Adirondack Chairs
1
Ping-Pong Table
16
Solar-Powered Light Bollards
131
Solar-Powered Pedestrian Light Poles
6
Benches
13
Trash Receptacles
9
Solar Powered Bus Shelters
Clean Streets Litter Program
In May 2025, King of Prussia District launched Clean Streets, a litter cleaning program designed to enhance some of UMT/KOP’s most traveled roadways. Working under a Master Agreement with PennDOT District 6, our contractor removes trash and debris one day per month during the growing season and weekly during the winter months. In the first seven months of the inaugural year, we removed over 3.5 tons of trash along six roads and interchanges. In addition to funds allocated by King of Prussia District, the first year of this project was supported by a $5,000 grant from the Upper Merion Board of Community Assistance.
Moore Park Signage
In 2017, King of Prussia District partnered with AgileCat and stakeholders on a rebranding process that renamed King of Prussia Business Park to Moore Park. In 2024, King of Prussia District engaged D2 Branding of King of Prussia, to build on this foundation by developing a wayfinding master plan. This plan called for gateway signs at Moore Park’s main entrances, directional signs identifying street names, address ranges and public points of interest, as well as pedestrian-scaled trail signs along the First Avenue Linear Park. These trail signs will highlight public points of interest and feature mileage markers indicating distances along the Linear Park. The first round of the sign master plan, three gateway signs at either end of First Avenue and Moore Road, were installed in early 2026.
Recharge Park
King of Prussia District engaged Stuart & Associates Landscape Architecture of King of Prussia to design a 1.8-acre multiuse space with amenities along the First Avenue Linear Park. This portfolio of improvements, called Recharge Park, is under construction and will open to the public late spring/early summer 2026. Amenities include seating areas, vibrant landscapes, decorative paving, rock gardens, solar powered work stations and public art installations with special events programmed by King of Prussia District.
King of Prussia Beehives
King of Prussia District partnered for a fourth year with Alveole, a commercial beekeeping group, to install honeybee hives in Moore Park and Renaissance Park. From May through December, the beehives and beekeepers were very active, reaching up to 50,000 inhabitants in each hive at the height of the season, all working to maintain the colony and harvest the extra honey. King of Prussia District sponsored four free workshops and over a dozen hive-side sessions for the public to get hands-on experience in 2025, creating a fun opportunity for neighboring office workers and residents to take a break and enjoy the fruits of the bee’s labor. King of Prussia District looks forward to the coming 2026 season with more fun workshops and greater insight into the plants our bees visit to create the honey in Moore Park and Renaissance Park.
Little Touches, Big Impact
The District continues to develop and enhance new planting beds along the right-of-ways and add attractive and fun amenities. New in 2025 was the addition of a Little Library along the Linear Park open to the public to share or borrow books and store equipment for the public ping pong table at 935 First Avenue. This feature replaced the Linear Park’s first temporary art installation by Binding Things, a year-long colorful yarn-bomb that decorated light poles, hand rails, and even trees along the public trail. Another new feature are six illuminated snowflakes that top the King of Prussia gateway signs and Renaissance Park entrance on Horizon Drive for the winter season.
Our Impact: Transportation
Getting Around
King of Prussia District plans and implements strategies that enhance vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle and public transportation. With initiatives that allow for better highway access, promote efficient public transportation and create pedestrian and bicycle pathways, King of Prussia District is dedicated to making life flow a little easier in KOP.
Valley Forge Gateway Trail
Several state, local and regional organizations are working on plans to design and build the Valley Forge Gateway Trail. The 2.8-mile, multi-phase multimodal trail will create a continuous, safe and accessible connection between the Chester Valley Trail, the Village at Valley Forge, Moore Park, Valley Forge National Historical Park and the Schuylkill River Trail, strengthening the Circuit Trails network. The trail will link neighborhoods, employment centers and major regional destinations while supporting sustainable transportation, recreation and economic development. The alignment includes seven segments, some already constructed and others in final design or planning, and will benefit communities across Upper Merion Township, Norristown Borough, Bridgeport Borough, Lower Providence Township, Tredyffrin Township, Upper Providence Township and West Norriton Township. Key elements include a multimodal connection along North Gulph Road and integration with the First Avenue Linear Park.
King of Prussia District Awarded William Penn Foundation Grant
In October 2025, King of Prussia District announced it was awarded a $326,900 Environment and Public Space grant from the William Penn Foundation to advance planning, education and funding strategies for the Valley Forge Gateway Trail. The three-year initiative will support a comprehensive public engagement and marketing campaign to build community awareness, foster collaboration and secure additional funding for design and construction.
As part of the grant, King of Prussia District is convening regional stakeholders through the Valley Forge Gateway Trail Partnership to help guide future trail development in and around King of Prussia. The partnership will coordinate outreach and education, inform funding, design and programming strategies and strengthen regional collaboration around publicly accessible multimodal transportation improvements. To date, Upper Merion Township, the Transportation Authority and King of Prussia District have secured $975,275 in planning, design and construction funding, including National Park Service support for the first trail segment between Valley Forge National Historical Park and First Avenue.
Moore Road Trail Study
King of Prussia District and Upper Merion Township awarded TPD, Inc. a professional services contract to develop construction drawings for the Moore Road Multimodal Trail. This followed a public RFP and will utilize $1.2M in grant funds from the Commonwealth Financing Authority through the Multimodal Transportation Fund and Local Share Account programs. The project will consist of a multimodal trail, solar powered pedestrian lighting, ADA curb ramps and amenities along both sides of Moore Road from First Avenue to the Schuylkill River Trail West. In addition to design grants, the District and Township have been awarded $900,000 in construction funding to date with more grant applications in the works.
Renaissance Park Right-of-Way Improvement Project
King of Prussia District and Upper Merion Township awarded Boles Smyth Associates a professional services contract in 2025 to develop and engineer roadway and pedestrian improvements on Renaissance Boulevard and Horizon Drive. The project will include designing bicycle and pedestrian facilities in the substantial right-of-way and business park common space. This followed a public RFP after a comprehensive stakeholder engagement process and connectivity master plan which identified pedestrian, bicycle and roadway links between commercial properties and residential neighborhoods. The design project is funded by King of Prussia District. New bike lanes, sidewalks, shared lane markings, a roundabout and multimodal trails make up the bulk of proposed recommendations. Other transportation improvement recommendations include public spaces for parklets, special events and outdoor art. With stakeholder input, the report provides a blueprint outlining bike and pedestrian connections between Renaissance Park properties and public amenities that create a safe and exciting mixed-use district for employees, residents and visitors to enjoy.
Valley Forge Slip Ramp
In 2015, the Montgomery County Planning Commission issued the Turnpike Corridor Reinvestment Project Report. This study identified transportation opportunities along the Turnpike Corridor that include potential slip ramp locations and redevelopment prospects. One of the proposed improvements is the Valley Forge Interchange into Moore Park. King of Prussia District continues to study this transportation improvement and hired Boles Smyth Associates to update information from the original study, including existing traffic volumes, base mapping and roadway changes to update the westbound on/off ramp designs and cost estimates. With design approval from stakeholders the District will start applying for federal transportation grants to build out the westbound ramp and eventually the full interchange.
Our Impact: Land Use & Zoning
Planning for the Future
As part of King of Prussia District’s Land Use & Zoning program, we work with the Township to provide advice on a variety of land use, planning and zoning issues that correspond to commercial, industrial and multifamily residential sections of the Township. The District assists with zoning ordinance creation and revisions and weighs in on key planning elements such as adoption of an updated Comprehensive Plan, implementation of an official map to highlight desired infrastructure improvements over time and opinions related to development proposals.
Fiscal Impact Analysis
King of Prussia District worked with Upper Merion Township to produce a Township-wide Fiscal Impact Analysis (FIA). The FIA, conducted by Urban3, studied the financial effects of various land uses on the Township’s budget. The study looked at the township on a parcel by parcel basis to help the BID and the Township better understand which land uses have net positive, neutral, or negative impacts on local government finances. The information gleaned from the report will help guide future planning decisions.
Upper Merion Township Comprehensive Plan
In January 2024, the Board of Supervisors and Township staff began the public process to update Upper Merion’s Comprehensive Plan. This process includes several public meetings and community engagements culminating in a document that articulates future visions and goals of the Township. King of Prussia District is one of the organizations assisting the Upper Merion Planning Department by participating in public meetings and providing research and data analytics resources. The final document is scheduled for publication and release in late 2026.
Our Impact: Research & Data Analytics
Tracking KOP’s Progress to Inform Change
Through our Research & Data Analytics program, King of Prussia District conducts data-driven research to analyze performance of the King of Prussia market, inform thoughtful change and keep KOP’s transformation top of mind for stakeholders, elected officials, developers, investors and the general public.
KOP Data Dashboard
Explore the numbers and trends informing opportunities in King of Prussia with the KOP Data Dashboard – a new interactive tool unveiled in early 2025 that tracks KOP’s growth and progress across key topics including demographics, housing, the labor market, commercial property performance, transportation and more.
ArcGIS StoryMap Series
Introduced in 2025, the ArcGIS StoryMap Series is a curated collection of interactive stories highlighting key topics in King of Prussia, including mobility, housing, life sciences and outdoor recreation. Designed to be engaging and accessible, these StoryMaps help users explore community trends through maps, data and visuals.
Report Preview Webinars
Launched in Q3 2025, the KOP Commercial Market Webinar Series offers stakeholders an early look at commercial real estate trends shaping King of Prussia. Each quarterly webinar spotlights a specific commercial sector and features insights from industry professionals and market experts. Recent sessions explored the life sciences sector and retail market performance. The series will continue in 2026 with quarterly webinars planned for late April, July and October.
Looking Forward
Powering Our Voice Through Advocacy
In January 2026, King of Prussia District engaged the government relations firm of Milliron Goodman to help the District expand its reach among statewide legislators and program agency decision-makers. Through this engagement contract, Milliron Goodman will help the District identify its priority projects, craft a clear message and advocacy strategy for potential future funding and identify key personnel in the Commonwealth to build more robust relationships.
2024 & 2025 Revenue & Functional Expense Summary
Revenue
Assessment Fees
Corporate and Individual Contributions
Corporate Sponsorship
Events
Interest
Capital Improvements/Grants
In-Kind Contributions
Other
Total Revenue
2024
$2,104,455
4,658
84,899
120,652
64,982
491,802
70,650
35,944
$2,978,042
2025
$2,277,984
2,250
64,907
138,718
79,269
64,547
60,866
2,275
$2,690,816
Functional Allocation of Expenses
Expenses
Physical Improvements
Marketing & Communications
Transportation
Land Use & Zoning
Research and Data Analytics
Management & General
Fundraising
Total Expenses
2024
$1,101,330
1,191,611
161,476
78,221
138,606
367,901
105,097
$3,144,242
2025
$507,382
1,075,106
244,671
59,491
147,592
337,330
121,619
$2,2493,191
All revenues and the Functional Allocation of Expenses reflect audited financial statements from December 31, 2024 and December 31, 2025. Completed copies of the December 31, 2025 audited financial statements by Kreischer Miller for King of Prussia District are available upon request. Contact Julie DeMasi, Manager of Finance & Administration, at julie@kopbid.com.
Thank You
2026 Board of Directors
CHAIR
Cheryl Gebeline-Myers
Middleman Family Pavilion, CHOP-KOP
VICE CHAIR
Kathy Sweeney-Pogwist
Brandywine Realty Trust
TREASURER
John Bown III
Industrial Investments, Inc.
SECRETARY
Eric Davies
Wurzak Hotel Group
PAST CHAIR
Lea Anne Welsh
AVE by Korman Communities
Alexandrea L. Amerine
CBRE, Inc.
Anthony Hamaday
Upper Merion Township
Robert Hart
Simon Property Group
Peter Karakelian
The Autowash Group, Inc.
David McManus
The Westover Companies
Martha Morales
Valley Forge Casino Resort
Steven M. Powell
Kravco Company, LLC
Suzanne Ryan
PECO
James Savard
MLP Ventures
Derek Sylvester
Gulph Creek Hotels
Staff
Eric T. Goldstein
President & CEO
Rachel Ammon
Director, Marketing & Communications
Chris Basler
Director, Capital Projects & Planning
Qi Guo
Manager of Research & Data Analytics
Julie DeMasi
Manager, Finance & Administration
Shauna Sanchez
Content Marketing Manager
Lauren Sliva
Events & Engagement Manager
Kaitlyn Dibble
Public Landscapes Manager
Elected Officials and Staff
Governor Josh Shapiro
State Senator Amanda Cappalletti
State Representative Tim Briggs
Rick Siger, Secretary of PA Department of Community & Economic Development
Dr. Carrie Rowe, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Education
William Penn Foundation Board of Directors
Montgomery County Commissioner Jamila Winder, Chair
Montgomery County Commissioner Neil Makhija, Vice Chair
Montgomery County Commissioner Thomas DiBello
Upper Merion Township Supervisor Tina Garzillo, Chair
Upper Merion Township Supervisor Bill Jenaway, Vice Chair
Upper Merion Township Supervisor Greg Waks
Upper Merion Township Supervisor Greg Philips
Upper Merion Township Supervisor Carole Kenney
Sources
2020 Decennial Census
2023 OnTheMap Census
2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates
CBRE Research
Chargehub.com
CoStar
Montgomery County Planning Commission
National Park Service
Niche.com
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Placer.ai
SEPTA Open Data
Upper Merion Township
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