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Pennsylvania Realtors Offering Center City Philadelphia Homes for Sale

With an endless supply of things to do just outside your door, it is no wonder so many people feel the excitement and draw of living in Center City Philadelphia, which is why finding the perfect Philadelphia home that supports your lifestyle becomes a primary goal. As certified Pennsylvania realtors representing a variety of neighborhoods and backgrounds, we're uniquely qualified to help you find your ideal Philadelphia home. Properties in Philadelphia are available for just about every taste. Count on us to show you the quaint blocks and historic homes of Society Hill or perhaps the former factories that have become Philadelphia loft condos are more to your liking. Our agents can coordinate a tour to profile properties near the fine shopping and elegant dining of Rittenhouse Square. If you can picture yourself waking up early on Saturday to walk to the Italian Market, let us show you the new development and excellent values in Bella Vista. Much has been written about the new construction in the Graduate Hospital area; we'll be glad to highlight properties for you to see. If a brisk early morning run along the Schuylkill River is part of your routine, see how near Fairmount Park is to the Art Museum Area. With something for everyone it is easy to see why Center City Philadelphia is the lifestyle choice for so many. Call us today and allow us to find a Philadelphia home that's the right match for you!

 

Philadelphia Inquirer News

  • Gas and diesel prices up in Phila. region
    Two cents was the key to overnight movement in the average price at the pump, based on figures from AAA Mid-Atlantic.

  • Sgt. Liczbinski mourned at Cathedral
    Mourners braved drenching rain and darkened skies as they filed into the Cathedral Bascilia of Saints Peter and Paul this morning to honor a fallen Philadelphia police officer.

  • Glouco holds tech fair for teen girls
    More than 170 girls will visit the Gloucester County College campus today for the college's 8th annual Women in Technology Fair.

  • Extra transit service for Race for the Cure
    SEPTA will operate a special early morning R3 Media-Elwyn train and provide additional capacity on its other regional rail lines to accommodate spectators traveling to the Race for the Cure on Sunday in Philadelphia. The race begins with an opening ceremony at 7 a.m. at Eakins Oval by the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

  • SEPTA celebrating two anniversaries
    SEPTA will provide free rides for passengers of the Route 100 Norristown High Speed Line for part of the day tomorrow as the transit agency celebrates the 100th anniversary of service on the route. There will also be a reception for the public at 69th Street Terminal, in recognition of 100 years of transportation service to and from the terminal.

  • Former Oprah school head speaks at Phila. alma mater
    Joan Countryman, the former acting head of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, returns to her alma mater, Germantown Friends School, this morning for a special assembly at 10 a.m.

  • Life on the lam ends for Liczbinski suspect
    For three nights Eric DeShawn Floyd and his girlfriend of two months, Tonya Lynne Stephens, lived like cockroaches in a boarded-up rowhouse in Kingsessing, relieving themselves in a bucket amid broken floorboards and busted furniture. She occasionally went out for food, cigarettes, and the crack cocaine they smoked to pass the time.

  • Suspect in cop killing gound living 'like a rat in a hole'
    FOR AT LEAST three days, Eric DeShawn Floyd and his girlfriend hid out in a rundown, boarded-up rowhouse in Kingsessing with no plumbing, electricity or furniture and a bucket for a toilet.

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