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NorthEast Times
Philadelphia Could Lose 7,951 Subsidized Rentals by 2036, Study Finds
Philadelphia could lose 7,951 federally backed rental units across 135 properties between 2027 and 2036, WHYY reported from a new study. The city and Allegheny County, home to Pittsburgh, face the largest losses in the state. The Housing Initiative at Penn and the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) produced the...
NJ.com
See all residential properties sold in Camden area, Sept. 21 to 27
The following is a listing of all residential property transfers in Camden area reported during the week of Sept. 21. There were 5 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,152-square-foot property on Roanoke Road in Camden that sold for $235,000.
NBC Philadelphia
More homes hit Philadelphia-area market as mortgage rates climb
Mortgage rates have climbed to a 52-week high, making it more expensive to buy a home, but Philadelphia-area buyers are also seeing more homes available on the market. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is now a little above 7.5%. At the same time, housing inventory was up 17.8% for the week ending Sept. 27, 2026, according to data compiled for NBC10 by Tom Toole of the Tom Toole Sales Group at RE/MAX Main Line.
Courier Post
Luxury apartments open at Moorestown Mall site
A long-awaited apartment complex has opened at Moorestown Mall even as construction continues on more homes. The Pearl Apartments is welcoming the first tenants for approximately 85 leased units at what's to ultimately be a 375-home complex in a former parking lot between a Boscov's store and Nixon Drive. "We are standing at the beginning of a new community," Thomas Leonard III, chairman of the project's developer, Bel Canto Asset Growth Fund, said at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sept. 22. The luxury apartments are to offer amenities such as 9-foot ceilings, "chef-inspired" kitchens, and in-home washers and dryers. Current amenities include coworking spaces, a podcasting studio and an outdoor "reflection court." Once completed, likely next year, the seven-building site is to include a swimming pool with a sun deck and a fitness center with yoga spaces. But rents might strike some as eye-popping. Monthly payments start at $2,299 for a 554-square-foot studio and $4,669 for a 1,269-square-foot three-bedroom, according to a spokesperson. Rent would start at $5,399 for the largest unit, a 1,410-square foot home with three bedrooms and three baths. The rent doesn't cover utilities. Tenants can also expect fees for garage parking, trash removal and other services. The complex
42freeway.com
Wenonah Wells Fargo Building Becoming CrossCountry Mortgage, With Realtor Space
The distinctive stone Wells Fargo bank building in Wenonah was sold earlier this year and is being transformed into a CrossCountry Mortgage office, with additional space for local realtors to work, meet with clients, and even create videos and podcasts… as well as possible industry events and classes. I...
MONTCO.Today
New Luxor Lifestyle Apartments Now Pre-Leasing on Fort Washington’s Virginia Drive
For decades, Virginia Drive in Fort Washington meant offices, parking lots and office parks. Now it has a new kind of address, one built around how people want to live once the workday ends. Luxor Lifestyle Apartments is pre-leasing at 525 Virginia Drive in Upper Dublin Township, with move-ins advertised...
phillyvoice.com
Clementon Park in South Jersey to be auctioned off in October
Clementon Park and Splash World will hit the auction block on Oct. 19, with bidding set to start at $1.5 million. When the owners of the historic South Jersey amusement park announced its closure earlier this month, they said they wanted to find a buyer who "shares our love for Clementon Park and will carry its history and legacy forward." But selling it at an auction means they'll have less control over the property's future.
philadelphia.today
262 Townhomes Proposed for South Philadelphia Near Navy Yard Job Hub
Two proposals could bring 262 townhomes to a quiet stretch of South Philadelphia as nearby employment hubs prepare for thousands of new jobs, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The larger of the two, Southpointe, comes from Trove Capital, which wants to build a gated community of 140...
VISTA.Today
Berger Development’s $16M Project Brings Luxury Apartments, New Restaurant to Downtown Wayne
Update September 2026: Berger Development has officially opened Apartments at Wayne Station, and the first residents are now moving into the 24-unit luxury community at 150 Lancaster Ave. The opening marks a milestone for the $16 million mixed-use project, which was still nearing completion in June. The building pairs one-...
philadelphiaweekly.com
Storage Containers for Rent in Philadelphia: A Renter’s Guide to Sizes, Cost, and Curb Rules
You’ve got a rowhome renovation, a move that isn’t syncing up right, or a construction site that needs somewhere to lock up tools overnight. A rented storage container can solve all three, but which size, which company, and where the thing actually sits on your street are three very different questions. Here’s the rundown before you dial anyone.
gloucestercitynews.net
Waterfront Wealth vs. Public Health: The Heavy Cost of Holt’s Gloucester City Shipping Hub
GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 27, 2026)— As industrial logistics hubs expand along the Delaware River waterfront, the critical trade operations of marine container terminals come at a severe cost to adjacent residential neighborhoods. For frontline communities living under the shadow of heavy port infrastructure in South Jersey, the environmental footprint is defined by a continuous influx of air, water, noise, and land pollution.
Phillymag.com
What If the Big Future of Market East Starts Starts … Small?
Forget another big-box savior. A scrappy collection of local shops, artists, and entrepreneurs is testing what Philadelphians actually want from one of downtown’s most under-used corridors. Listen to the audio edition here:. Alexa Colas knew that the summer of 2026 was going to be amazing, what with all the...
phillyvoice.com
Center City hotels boast a record-setting summer, capitalizing on Philly's busy events schedule
With Philly seeing a tourism boom for its busy 2026 slate of evens, Center City hotels on Tuesday reported having a record-setting summer. From May 1-Aug. 31, they brought in $335.6 million, a 20.6% increase compared with the same period in 2025, according to the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB).
cherryhillnewstoday.com
Cherry Hill’s 10 Key Affordable Housing Complexes Mapped
In a Patch AM roundup for Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Patch highlights a key local development question: where the township’s 10 major affordable housing complexes are located. The article points readers to coverage focused on these sites as Cherry Hill continues to address housing needs and local planning issues.
NJ.com
10 most expensive homes sold in Trenton area, Sept. 14-20
A single-family home in Ewing that sold for $400,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Trenton area during the past week. The area saw a total of 20 residential real estate sales over the past week, averaging $218,350. The average price per square foot was $167.
The Philadelphia Citizen
This, At Least, Is Not AI’s Fault
As Pennsylvania and states across the country grapple with rising housing costs, lawmakers are searching for ways to make rent more affordable. Philadelphia’s policy choices, however, have undermined these efforts. The City has spent years pursuing aggressive housing restrictions, and is significantly more regulated than the national average in terms of land use.