Tag: Center City

How foot traffic affects condo values

Hybrid back-to-work models appear to be the new normal, based on a recent survey by Philadelphia’s Center City District. Major metropolitan areas across the country face the same challenge as…

WFH Demands Continue to Drive Housing Market

From the luxury market to first time homebuyers, the shift to work from home continues to drive the housing market. Read full article for local, national and worldwide trends.

Q3 Market – Suburbs vs Center City Condos

October statistics show a dramatic shift downward in pricing from the peaks in the suburbs during Spring/Summer to an increase in Center City's Rittenhouse Square, now a sellers market.

What does $300K Buy on Rittenhouse Square?

What can you buy on Rittenhouse Square for $300,000? Condo living on the Square comes in many sizes, and prices but here we explore some great options available for just about $300K.

Philly Luxury Condo Market Update

What's going on in the Philly luxury condo market? Learn how commercial / retail market trends impacts luxury condo sales and how we mirror Manhattan's condo market.

Philadelphia MicroMarket Report – August 2021

Today's #MarketMonday report highlights activity during August as well as 6-month sales statistics for featured Philadelphia and Main Line micro-markets.

Will urban demand continue to grow?

Driven by emerging hybrid work environments, post COVID buying trends continue to evolve and change.

Mid-Town Philly Luxury Condo Update

Mid-town Philly luxury condos are now recovering, following trends we've been following in Center City's luxury Rittenhouse Square neighborhood.

Market Trends | Working from home or the office?

What is the future for office workers in urban centers like Center City Philly and Manhattan? From mandatory vaccinations to hybrid work environments there's a mixed response.

Is a softer real estate market on the horizon?

Current indicators show a softening of the market vs. what you're seeing on major news channels like CNN on home buyer bidding wars based on market data created by negotiations during February and March.