Market West District Continues to Evolve with New Developments and Upgrades

The Market West District is strengthening its position as Wilmington’s premier live–work–play neighborhood. Recent developments reflect both strong market demand and the district’s growing economic impact.

The Standard at Market West: Phase III Financing Secured

BPG recently closed on $110 million in recapitalization financing for Phase III of The Standard at Market West, adding 97 luxury apartments to complete the 363-unit adaptive reuse project.

The Standard has generated 350 construction jobs across all phases and continues to demonstrate strong demand, with Phase I fully leased and Phase II actively leasing. This project exemplifies how strategic investment in adaptive reuse can enhance both the urban landscape and local economy.

221 W Tenth: Mixed-Use Flagship Transformation

Adjacent to 1000 N West, 221 W Tenth underwent a $155 million redevelopment, converting a former office building into a modern mixed-use destination.

The final phase delivered significant upgrades for tenants, including:

• A new ground-floor game room
• A golf simulator
• Major improvements to the on-site CoreTen Fitness gym

These enhancements support tenant satisfaction, wellness, and engagement, reinforcing Market West’s reputation as a connected, amenity-rich district.

DE.CO Food Hall: Culinary Growth in the Heart of Market West

DE.CO Food Hall, Wilmington’s first food hall, continues to expand and attract new visitors. Recent renovations introduced:

• Casa Nonna, a full-service Italian restaurant
• Sumac, a Mediterranean food stall
• Angelo’s Pizzeria, the Philadelphia favorite, joining in October 2025

Operations are now led by the renowned Bardea Restaurant Group, ensuring continued innovation and elevated experiences for tenants, residents, and visitors.

A District Driving Economic and Community Impact

Through strategic development, adaptive reuse, and amenity-driven design, the Market West District continues to generate economic growth, enhance urban living, and support community engagement. Each project strengthens Wilmington’s downtown, offering new opportunities for residents, workers, and visitors alike.

To learn more about Market West visit www.marketwestde.com