Neighborhoods in Philadelphia, PA

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  Passyunk Square

  With a moniker rooted in history, Passyunk Square marks a geographic midpoint between Center City and the Philadelphia Sports Complex. Residents of the neighborhood are about 2 miles south of the former and about 2 miles north of the latter, meaning plans in the city or cheering on their favorite teams are roughly equal distances away. The area

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    $429K

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    $247K - $1.3M

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  Byberry

  Originally a rural township prior to being incorporated into Philadelphia in 1854, Byberry is now a suburban community less than 20 miles northeast of the city’s urban amenities in Center City. “Northeast Philadelphia is more of a generational area where people grow up and continue to remain there,” says Warren Nelson, a broker with ISS Realty LLC

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    $419K

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    $303K - $582K

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  Bustleton

  Bustleton residents enjoy a slower pace of life without ever being too far from the busy streets of Center City. Gene Fish, a local Realtor with Re/MAX Elite, describes the neighborhood as a very safe area, noting “a lot of policemen, firemen and other city service workers live in Bustleton.” Along with safety, families appreciate having access to

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    $407K

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    $243K - $862K

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    25 Listings

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  Fishtown

  Formerly home to early settler fishermen along the Delaware River, Fishtown isn’t quite for anglers anymore, as it’s a rapidly growing community with a booming arts and culinary scene. “I’ve seen the progression in Fishtown, and it’s overwhelmingly charming,” says Ariel Morgenstein, associate broker for JG Real Estate, who was on the zoning

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    $406K

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    $221K - $1.2M

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  Somerton

  Somerton is a predominantly residential community that largely developed in the 1960s, known for its restaurants, community parks and proximity to highways. The suburb teeters the city line in the Northeastern corner of Philadelphia. "Somerton is as close as you can get to being out of the city while still in its suburbs," says Realtor Alan Shorr

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    $406K

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    $212K - $594K

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  Center City Market East

  Center City Market East is Philadelphia's beating heart and is a token representation of fast-paced, urban living. The community's upbeat atmosphere tangles contemporary and historic high-rises, cultural institutions and a diverse list of locally-owned restaurants. "Philadelphia is in the middle of a resurgence period, and Center City is a

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    $405K

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    $198K - $1.4M

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    14 Listings

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  Poplar

  In the heart of downtown Philadelphia sits the bustling urban neighborhood of Poplar. The community is well-established, offering a wide variety of housing options. There are also several parks and historical landmarks here that serve as points of community pride. “A lot of people have been here for a long time. They are proud of their

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    $399K

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    $167K - $1.1M

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  Manayunk

  Manayunk is a vibrant and hip town on the banks of the Schuylkill River about 8 miles outside of Center City. The buzzing energy can be traced back to the area’s come-up as a major player in the manufacturing and textile industries. The vintage Victorian-era establishments that housed these businesses – which earned Manayunk recognition as a

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    $399K

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    $246K - $1.5M

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  Callowhill

  Once home to several abandoned factories, Callowhill earned the title of “The Loft District” thanks to redevelopment projects converting the rundown buildings into loft-style housing. The neighborhood is beloved by residents for its buzzing nightlife and strengthening arts scene. “It’s a desirable area because of its central location. It’s very

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    $397K

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    $204K - $573K

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  East Falls

  Scenic riverfronts and bustling restaurants blend with quiet residential streets in the community of East Falls. The community was named after the now-defunct fall line along the Schuylkill River. However, the river provides a backdrop for the neighborhood's local restaurants, markets, and parks. Residents live in row houses and period estates

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    $394K

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    $131K - $1.4M

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  Wissahickon

  Bordered by the expansive Wissahickon Valley Park, known for miles of scenic hiking trails, Wissahickon is a small urban residential community in northwest Philadelphia. On any given day, locals can explore restaurants and breweries in neighboring Manayunk, also called the yunk, escape the city with a creekside stroll, or enjoy a quiet evening at

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    $389K

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    $269K - $1.4M

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  Dickinson Square West

  In 2024, USA Today named Philadelphia as the United States’ most walkable city. Far and away the most populous area in the state of Pennsylvania, residents often forgo driving, biking or other methods of getting around in favor of walking. The city takes pride in that characteristic of its population, sometimes highlighting it on billboards, and

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    $375K

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    $199K - $894K

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  Roxborough

  Take a tough northeastern city and drop a hometown suburb into the muscle of all that big city commotion — that’s Roxborough. “Roxborough has a town feel. It’s like a town inside the city,” says Lisa Murphy, a Realtor with Keller Williams Main Line, who was raised in Roxborough. “I grew up in a spot called the Valley. I was there back when we

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    $374K

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    $227K - $738K

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  East Kensington

  East Kensington, often called Lower Kensington, blends the old with the new in this hip North Philadelphia neighborhood, highlighting an urban residential environment with generational rowhomes, new construction and a desirable walkability factor. “It’s a community with a lot of history and a lot to do,” says former resident Scott Waters. “It used

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    $371K

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    $150K - $1.2M

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  East Passyunk

  Besides the diagonal stretch of East Passyunk Avenue slicing through its western half, Philadelphia’s East Passyunk neighborhood is entirely gridded in layout. Made up almost entirely of rowhouses akin to sentinels standing guard on the sides of the neighborhood streets, it and the adjacent Passyunk Square serve as midpoints between Center City

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    $367K

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    $245K - $774K

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  Pennsport

  Pennsport is a densely populated urban community along the western banks of the Delaware River. Trendy taprooms, cafes, and restaurants chronicle the community's gradual revitalization, settling between an established set of historic row homes. Pennsport is a few blocks from the annual Mummers Parade, a large-scale Philadelphia event with

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    $365K

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    $216K - $1.1M

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  Ludlow

  Recent housing developments have introduced a new kind of resident to the tight-knit community in Ludlow. Temple University students began moving into the renovated rowhomes throughout Ludlow during the early 2000s. Today, the neighborhood is home to a mix of families living in the same house their grandmother grew up in and college students

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    $358K

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    $280K - $758K

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  Walnut Hill

  West of University City and the Schuylkill River, the Walnut Hill neighborhood comprises several streets surrounding a pair of major roads and removed from the bustle of central Philadelphia. A few shops and restaurants sit in and around the neighborhood, but proximity to Chestnut and Walnut Streets means residents are connected to much of west

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    $356K

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    $197K - $496K

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  East Mount Airy

  East Mount Airy, known for its diversity, lies 12 miles from Center City. Over 15,000 people reside in the neighborhood, and they might live in townhouses, single-family homes or spacious historic homes. The area’s commercial district runs along stone-paved Germantown Avenue, which also serves as the border between East and West Mount Airy. The

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    $345K

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    $138K - $1M

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  East Oak Lane

  Immense, historic homes with an eye-catching array of architectural styles have come to define East Oak Lane in north Philadelphia, located 12 miles from Center City and directly east of Broad Street. It was settled in the late 1600s, before the founding of Philadelphia. And while many neighborhoods here contain architecture that predates the

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    $345K

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    $214K - $715K

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  Pennypack

  Pennypack has the suburban-but-urban feel of uniform housing developments typical to northeast Philly. Yet, here, residents enjoy single, spaced-out houses with more trees and quiet than in areas farther east. It reflects the neighborhood's major draw, Pennypack Park to the west. Folks from all over the city visit the park's wetlands, meadows,

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    $343K

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    $215K - $535K

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  Fox Chase

  In a vast network of grassy, residential blocks between Cottman Avenue and Pennypack Park, Fox Chase provides a blend of urban and suburban comforts outside of downtown Philadelphia. “There’s a lot of local businesses, it’s one of the few places that still has a grocery store on the corner,” says Carol McCann, an Associate Broker at RE/MAX One

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    $343K

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    $250K - $551K

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  Rhawnhurst

  Tucked into the curve of Pennypack Creek, Rhawnhurst offers residents access to lush green spaces, amenities on their doorstep and the city in easy reach. “It’s a nice quiet neighborhood that’s conveniently located to everything you could need. You can jump on 95 and it’s just 20 minutes to Center City,” says Iris Gonzalez, a local Realtor with

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    $330K

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    $250K - $766K

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  Northeast Philadelphia

  In the 1950s, Northeast Philadelphia was developed as a suburb. Even though the neighborhood is now distinctly metropolitan, it still has the suburban feel with tidy home developments that are excellent for small-town living. In addition to the strong sense of community, there are usually more homes for sale in this neighborhood than in nearby

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    $327K

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    $205K - $617K

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  Torresdale

  Located just off the beaten path in Northeast Philadelphia, Torresdale feels more like a suburb as it sits on edge of Bucks County along the Delaware River. The neighborhood has leafy parks, rolling green golf courses and acres of woodland. “Torresdale is one of Philadelphia’s furthest points north, but residents still have all the amenities of

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    $325K

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    $208K - $708K

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    11 Listings

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