Posted on May 16, 2016
Want to know where to live in Bucks County? This infographic is for you. Today’s post is for all the Bucks County fans out there. Located north of Philadelphia county, Bucks county was one of the three original William Penn settlements. It has a population of 625,249, making it the fourth-most popul...Posted on Mar 02, 2016
When you pick your next home, give Chester County a try. This month we are turning our focus on Chester County. It is one of William Penn’s original three Pennsylvania counties (Chester, Philadelphia, Bucks) created in 1682 and is named for Chester, England. The county originally encompassed Delawar...Posted on Feb 03, 2016
Real Estate is booming in South Philly. Let’s see why. It’s South Philadelphia’s (South Philly as any local would say) turn in the spotlight on the Real-State blog. South Philly starts at South Street, is bounded by the Delaware River to the east and south, and the Schuylkill River to the west. It h...Posted on Jan 14, 2016
Moving from the city to the suburbs? Consider Delaware County. This month we are taking a closer look at Delaware County, or, as most people say, Delco. This county adjacent to Philadelphia will not disappoint those looking to move from the city to the suburbs. Gorgeous homes, quick access to shops ...Posted on Dec 23, 2015
The benefits of buying a home in West Philly, including food, entertainment, green space, and culture. West Philadelphia. How should I describe it? Lovely, quirky, original, bohemian, scholarly, multicultural – the list could go on. The neighborhood just west of the Schuylkill River is full of spun...Posted on Dec 10, 2015
A glimpse of average home and rent prices, days on market, and homes sold in the West Philadelphia real estate market I feel like anytime I meet someone from West Philadelphia, they tell me it’s the best neighborhood in Philadelphia. The residents usually speak to the unique restaurants, vibrant mus...