Half of what a tenant needs to know about Wilmington is in one figure: the median listed unit is 40 m², against a 172 m² maximum and a 5 m² minimum. Spread across 16 units in 2 buildings — 1000 North West Street and Gateway Corporate — the supply is therefore aimed at legal, accounting and holding-company teams of two to eight people, which fits a city where corporate registration and financial back offices generate most of the demand for space.
Quoted rents in Wilmington sit between $390 and $450 per m² a year, so the distance from the cheapest unit to the most expensive is only about 15%. A band that tight means little is won by shopping on headline rate alone; in Wilmington the money moves in the lease terms instead — length of commitment, what services are included, and how much of a 40 m² median suite is usable area rather than circulation.
The two Wilmington addresses answer different commutes: North West Street is downtown, within walking reach of the courts and banks, while Wilmington West Chester Pike is a road-served corridor running toward the Pennsylvania line. With only 2 buildings and 16 units on the list, choice in Wilmington disappears quickly, and anyone who needs a specific size — particularly near the 172 m² top end, where the offer thins out — should treat the shortlist as perishable and book viewings in one visit.