Philadelphia real estate news covering the Philadelphia housing market, neighborhood trends, and local property updates.
A focused look at Philadelphia housing, neighborhoods, rentals, investment activity, and the regulations shaping the region’s real estate market.
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware real estate market update for October 2026: home prices continue to rise as higher mortgage rates slow demand and inventory grows.
The Fed rate hike and Philadelphia real estate: the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate 25 basis points to 3.75%-4%. Here is what it means for Philadelphia buyers, sellers, and rental investors.
Main Line Philadelphia suburbs posted their strongest year of home price growth in over a decade, with median prices up 11% as city buyers seek space, schools, and commuter rail access.
Philadelphia landlord accountability is rising as the Safe Healthy Homes Act and a new proactive inspection program raise the stakes for rental licenses and landlord compliance.
Philadelphia rental absorption posted its strongest quarter since 2021, with 3,200 units leased and vacancy tightening to 4.1% as new supply slows and demand accelerates.
Good cause eviction in Philadelphia: the Good Cause Eviction Ordinance limits when landlords can terminate or non-renew a lease. Here is what qualifies as good cause in 2026.
A Philadelphia rental license is required for every residential rental property. Here is what the rental license costs, how to get one, and what happens if you skip it.
Renters cost burdened in Bustleton and East Germantown: new data shows renters spending more than 30% of income on housing as rising costs outpace wage growth.
Fishtown and Northern Liberties rent prices are leveling off after years of rapid growth as new apartment buildings and condo conversions give renters more options.
The Philadelphia housing market in September 2026 shows signs of cooling as new listings increase and days on market lengthen heading into fall.
West Philadelphia rental demand is rising as Penn and Drexel expanding campuses drive demand in University City, pushing rents higher and creating opportunities for SFR investors.
The South Philadelphia housing market is cooling as neighborhoods including Passyunk, East Passyunk, and Girard Estate see more listings and longer days on market.
Northeast Philadelphia investor opportunities: neighborhoods like Mayfair, Holmesburg, and Torresdale offer affordable acquisition prices, strong rental demand, and cap rates above 7%.
The Germantown housing market is experiencing a revival as historic housing stock, transit access, and relative affordability attract new investment and renters.
The Philadelphia fall rental market in 2026: shifts in neighborhood-level pricing and inventory are creating new opportunities for SFR operators and investors.
Philadelphia property tax reassessment for 2026 is underway, and many SFR owners are seeing assessment increases that could impact cash flow and investment strategy.
Philadelphia zoning reform proposals would allow more missing-middle housing types, potentially opening the door for new single-family rental development in transit-rich corridors.