Philadelphia truly comes alive each September with a mix of cultural celebrations, food festivals, and citywide events that showcase its diversity and energy.
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September consistently proves to be one of the most active months in Philadelphia real estate, and 2025 is no exception.
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If there was ever a year to be in Philadelphia for the Fourth of July, this is it. In 2026, our city will take center stage for America’s 250th birthday—and it won’t just be one big day. The celebration will stretch over two full weeks, leading up to a grand finale on July 4 that coincides with a FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match right here in the city.
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In the summer of 2026, Philadelphia will be one of just a handful of U.S. cities hosting the FIFA World Cup, and it’s going to be huge. We’re set to host six matches at Lincoln Financial Field—five group-stage games and one Round of 16 match on July 4th. For the month of June and early July, the city will be buzzing with soccer fans from all over the globe.
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When summer hits Philly, the city transforms into a vibrant playground of outdoor dining, street festivals, music, and nature. Whether you're new to the city, looking to relocate, or just exploring, these neighborhoods are perfect for soaking up summer vibes—and scoping out your next dream home.
Read MoreJune is historically one of the hottest months for real estate—and not just because of the weather. With school out, longer days, and sellers eager to move, the summer market often brings increased activity. But is it the right time to buy?
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The $48 million project, a decade in the making, will ultimately connect Center City with the Grays Ferry neighborhood in South Philadelphia.
Read MoreIn the heart of South Philly’s vibrant Dickinson Narrows neighborhood sits a stunning end-of-row home that beautifully blends historic charm with modern updates. But before this gem at 500 Mountain Street hit the market, it faced a common challenge—vacancy.
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Step into a world where modern luxury meets urban convenience at this exquisite 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home, nestled on a serene street in the heart of highly desirable, Graduate Hospital. With years left on a tax abatement, this residence is a rare find, combining sleek design with comfort, and offering four floors of meticulously maintained living space.
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The Philadelphia real estate market kicked off 2025 with a surge in both home sales and prices, reflecting sustained demand and moderate growth. As buyers and investors continue to monitor the city's evolving housing landscape, the first quarter’s data suggests a shift toward market stabilization after years of rapid appreciation.
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Exciting Franklin Square Upgrades Coming Soon
Philadelphia’s historic Franklin Square is embarking on a major $7.8 million renovation project over the next 18 months. These improvements aim to enhance the overall visitor experience while breathing fresh life into the park’s infrastructure—great news for local residents, real estate enthusiasts, and anyone who loves exploring the city!
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In its final chapter, the SS United States will undergo a transformation from ocean liner to marine sanctuary. Once it reaches the waters off the coast of Florida, the ship will be carefully sunk and converted into an artificial reef, providing a vital ecosystem for a variety of marine life. The size of the ship, along with its steel and materials, will create an ideal environment for fish, coral, and other marine organisms to thrive.
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Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, is on the cusp of a transformative journey that promises to enrich our historic districts and enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. A coalition of local organizations, led by the Independence Historical Trust, has unveiled the Historical Philadelphia Vision Framework—a comprehensive plan to make our city's historical areas more walkable, bike-friendly, and interconnected.
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Transforming the Avenue of the Arts into a 10-block park presents a visionary opportunity for urban revitalization that seamlessly blends real estate development with community enrichment. This ambitious project aims to create a lush, green sanctuary in the heart of the city, where art and nature coexist harmoniously.
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If you think your Philadelphia property's assessed value is incorrect, you have until October 7, 2024, to file an appeal with the Board of Revision of Taxes (BRT). Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the appeal process and ensure your property is fairly assessed.
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A bit over a year following a groundbreaking ceremony, the Anna C. Verna Playground is now open to all visitors at FDR Park. Honoring Philly’s inaugural and sole female City Council president, this playground is a component of the $250 million renovation of the green area located in the southern tip of Philadelphia.
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Exterior faucets can cause plenty of problems for your plumbing in the winter. When the cold weather moves in, water in faucets or in attached hoses can freeze and expand, which could lead to your pipes bursting. For maximum protection in the winter from this type of issue, you’ll need to disconnect hoses, turn off your water valve, and insulate your faucet.
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The Christian to Crescent trail segment marks the final link needed to establish a completely off-the-road pathway connecting Center City to the Grays Ferry Crescent, catering to both pedestrians and cyclists alike.
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