Wayne
Wayne's business district emerges from the intersection of Lancaster and Wayne Avenues with shops stretching in all directions. Wayne Avenue, the village's main street, maintains a strong core of businesses that form its economic foundation. Boutiques, restaurants, and retailers are all doing well, and with the support of a strong and active business association, new businesses are finding solid footing.
Nearby Philadelphia offers tremendous potential. Accessible via SEPTA's R5 Regional Rail Line and Route 100 Trolley Line, Philadelphia is about a 30-minute ride, giving residents enough time to get a jump on the day's work, relax with a good book, or cleverly catch up on sleep. With Amtrak making daily stops in Wayne and Radnor, opportunities are equally accessible in New York City and Washington, DC.
The prosperity and commerce available along the Main Line also make Wayne worthwhile. Its businesses and corporations offer many career options, while its colleges and universities provide plentiful jobs and produce some of the most prepared and professional students in the country.
Learn more about economic opportunities in Wayne.
Nearby Philadelphia offers tremendous potential. Accessible via SEPTA's R5 Regional Rail Line and Route 100 Trolley Line, Philadelphia is about a 30-minute ride, giving residents enough time to get a jump on the day's work, relax with a good book, or cleverly catch up on sleep. With Amtrak making daily stops in Wayne and Radnor, opportunities are equally accessible in New York City and Washington, DC.
The prosperity and commerce available along the Main Line also make Wayne worthwhile. Its businesses and corporations offer many career options, while its colleges and universities provide plentiful jobs and produce some of the most prepared and professional students in the country.
Learn more about economic opportunities in Wayne.
