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Many of the community's businesses are locally owned and operated.

Many of the same factors that make Lansdowne a lovely place to live are why it's a wonderful place to work and own a business. Its pedestrian-friendly nature, diverse mix of people, and proximity and accessibility to Philadelphia has all helped it prosper.

One of the main reasons that Lansdowne is a business-friendly borough is its freedom from business and wage taxes. The borough supports its businesses; government and city council are volunteer, transparent, and cooperative.

Commercial rents are affordable and business corridors plentiful. Lansdowne features a lively mix of locally owned shops and businesses. From artists to accountants, doctors to dentists, restaurateurs to retailers, all have found their place in Lansdowne.

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