Philadelphia sits between New York and Washington and has drawn a growing number of Turkmen families out of the New York metro, mostly for cost of living. The directory is still filling in here.
Turkmen businesses in Philadelphia
Nothing is listed in Philadelphia yet. If you run a Turkmen-owned business here, or you know one, adding it takes two minutes — and being the first listing in a city means every person searching finds you.
Everything else in Philadelphia
These categories have no Philadelphia listings yet. If you run one of these, or know someone who does, add it — it takes two minutes and it puts you in front of the whole community.
- Auto — dealers, mechanics, body shops
- Beauty & Personal — salons, barbers, personal care
- Community & Nonprofits — organizations, foundations, cultural centers
- Food & Catering — restaurants, cafés, home kitchens, bakeries, groceries
- Home Services — contracting, renovation, cleaning, repairs
- Legal & Immigration — attorneys, accredited representatives
- Money & Tax — accountants, tax preparers, insurance agents
- Real Estate — agents, brokers, property management
- Travel & Events — photographers, videographers, travel agents, event services
- Trucking & Logistics — owner-operators, fleets, dispatch, moving
Where the community lives
Northeast Philadelphia is the usual landing point, along with Bensalem and Bucks County to the north. Across the river, Cherry Hill and the South Jersey suburbs hold more families, and there are smaller groups in Allentown and down toward Wilmington, Delaware.
Nearby cities
New York City is ninety minutes north by train and many families keep ties there. Baltimore and Washington, DC are two hours south, and Pittsburgh five hours west at the far end of the state.
Add your business
If you run a Turkmen-owned business in the Philadelphia area, add it to the directory. If it is already here, claim it so you can keep it current and reply to people who contact you.
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