Ask anyone what the hottest neighborhood in Philadelphia is, and they are likely to say Fishtown/Northern Liberties, two smaller neighborhoods that pretty much run together. Northern Liberties is north of Old City and bordered by Girard Avenue to the north, Callowhill Street to the south, North 6th Street to the west, and the Delaware River to the east. Fishtown is roughly bordered by Delaware Continue Reading
6 Things You Need to Know About Buying a Fixer Upper
Buying a property that needs updates can seem like a budget-conscious way to get your dream home. But not all fixer-uppers have equal potential. Follow these 6 things you need to know about buying a fixer upper to make sure the house you fall in love with doesn’t end up being a lemon! 1. Consult Professionals Your search for professionals should start with your realtor! A real estate Continue Reading
How Real are Real Estate Reality Shows?
Real estate reality shows featuring singles, couples and families buying homes, renovating homes and selling homes has no doubt had an influence on people buying houses. Doesn’t everyone want granite countertops? What about stainless steel appliances? Or those lovely, open concept spaces that are always created whenever someone on HGTV slings a sledgehammer. Maybe you’re the opposite, and DIY Continue Reading
Profiles of Philadelphia: Fairmount
Fairmount, or the Art Museum district is considered one of Philadelphia’s premiere neighborhoods. Often paired with the Spring Garden neighborhood, the area was historically a home for prominent businessmen, but also diverse, as it houses Eastern State Penitentiary (and previously, many of the prison’s workers), and formerly Baldwin Locomotive Works and many breweries, opened in the nineteenth Continue Reading
Why Buying a Home in the Off-Season May Be the Right Choice
The spring and summer housing season is busy in Philadelphia. Without the hassle of winter weather, and the end of the school year right around the corner, many people list their homes Between March and July. They are hoping to capture some of the large number of people who want to close on a home in the late spring and summer months, before school starts again in September. There is definitely Continue Reading
The Holy Trinity of Home Selling
Today I want to talk about the holy trinity of home selling: great neighborhood, great price and great home. Sellers should be aware that when your listing hits these three key features, it is an absolute pleasure for your agent to sell! And in fact, an agent can help you maximize the great price and great home parts of the equation. Buyers should know that homes this perfect sell fast - usually Continue Reading
News from the 2015 third quarter Philadelphia Housing Report
We have great news for Philadelphia home sellers or those who are interesting in investing in property in the city, either as a primary home, a second home, or a landlord opportunity. According to the latest Philadelphia Housing Report, the third quarter of 2015 saw an increase in both housing values and home prices. The average home value increased by 1.3% during the three month period from Continue Reading
Philadelphia Home Upgrades that Add the Most Value
It can be hard to pull the trigger on a costly home renovation. It can be even harder if you don’t know if you’ll ever get that money back when you sell your home. Across the board, some upgrades can recoup a larger percentage of your investment than others. However, the Philadelphia housing market has some unique features and buyers looking for specific things, which should affect your renovation Continue Reading
Selling Your Home in the Off Season: What You Need to Know
While spring and summer are the most popular season to sell a home in Philadelphia, many people want or need to sell in the middle of winter. Thankfully, there are some people who also need to BUY in the middle of winter. You can take steps to make your home attractive to potential buyers when selling your home in the off season. Whether this is your first time selling a home, or just your first Continue Reading
Home Feeling Cramped & Small? Might Need A Bigger Place!
Your home is your castle, your own little piece of the American dream. But lately, your little corner of the world has been feeling cramped and you find yourself eyeing those larger homes. Is it time to pull up stakes and move on from your starter home? Maybe you resonate with some of the following reasons and are truly ready to move on up! Growing Continue Reading
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