A Quarter of Philly's 2024 Homes Built in One Zip Code
In 2024, nearly a quarter of all homes completed in Philadelphia were built in the 19123 zip code, driven by rapid development along the Delaware River, particularly in Northern Liberties.
Philly Considers 20-Year Tax Abatement for Office-to-Residential Conversions
A new proposal would double the current property tax abatement for converting struggling office buildings into apartments, aiming to revitalize vacant spaces and address housing needs.
Why Philadelphia is the New Top Destination for New Yorkers
A recent report reveals that New Yorkers are increasingly choosing Philadelphia due to its affordability, cultural ties, and lower cost of living, making it the most popular relocation destination for those seeking better housing options.
Non-Cash Rentals Provide Affordable Housing to Over 2 Million Renters
Non-cash renters, who occupy units without paying rent, make up 2.1 million households in the U.S., primarily benefiting lower-income and older adults, but represent an under-researched group in the rental market with significant implications for housing affordability.
Governor Shapiro Backs Eviction Record Sealing—What It Means for Housing Providers
Gov. Shapiro is pushing to seal certain eviction records, raising concerns for landlords who rely on filings for tenant screening.
Evictions in Pennsylvania Surge Beyond Pre-Pandemic Levels
Eviction filings in Pennsylvania remain high, with rates consistently exceeding pre-pandemic levels in major cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh—highlighting ongoing housing instability across the state.