University City
Rooted in the vibrancy and vision of three world-class universities, our neighborhood is the eclectic mix of tree lined, quiet streets intertwined with destinations for great food, world class public spaces, impressive retail, and diverse arts & culture. A walk score of 90 makes it one of the most walkable in Philadelphia. With public transportation always within one to three blocks, the vitality and easy living of our properties seamlessly dovetails with the work and study of Penn, Drexel, and The University of the Sciences.
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Queen Village
Queen Village sparkles with a modern energy borne in its tangle of cool architecture, tree lined streets, unique history, and residents who enjoy fashion, food and the vitality of life. Fueled by the energy of a dynamic waterfront scene, easy access and navigability by foot & bicycle, and just a few blocks from Philadelphia’s signature eclectic mix of conventional and unconventional shops, restaurants and bars, Queen Village stands out as one of Philly’s most stable and stirring pockets of city living.
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Benjamin Franklin Parkway & Logan Square
Lined with world-class museums, cultural institutions, and breathtaking architecture, residents enjoy life among Philadelphia’s rich cultural scene. The Parkway’s picturesque surroundings and beautiful gardens provide a serene oasis amid our energized city. Coupled with easy proximity to the plethora of outdoor activities of both Fairmount Park and the Schuylkill River Trail, as well as stress-free access to Center City’s shopping, dining, and entertainment options, life overlooking the fountains of Logan Circle and the color of The Parkway provides a world-class blend of culture and convenience.
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Washington Square West
Philadelphia’s Washington Square West charms with the unique blend of history, culture, and convenient living. Boasting postcard beautiful colonial-era homes, tree-lined streets, and picturesque parks, residents enjoy an easy jaunt to work (Jefferson and Pennsylvania Hospitals just to name a few), national treasures like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, and enjoy a vibrant life of restaurants, supermarkets and shops from South Street to Center City.
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East Passyunk
Located just a few minutes from Center City, the success story that is East Passyunk is based in the melding of one of Philadelphia’s original working class neighborhoods with open-minded growth. While never losing it’s residents’ unique neighborhood pride, our neighborhood has garnered national recognition for it’s renaissance. Being named one of Food & Wine’s 10 Best Foodie Streets in America aside, enjoying our residents and neighbors strolling past the unique boutiques, coffee shops, vintage clothing stores, and mom & pop shops in an incredible, relaxed atmosphere is an experience unto itself.
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Graduate Hospital
Graduate Hospital, G-Ho, South of South, Southwest Center City, or whatever one chooses to call this this clean, well-lit, and extremely pedestrian friendly neighborhood, the entrepreneurial energy emanating from our neighborhood’s restaurants, shops, bars and cafes has allowed it to explode into one of the city’s most popular. Bordered by Penn, Rittenhouse, and the Schulykill River parks, the tree lined streets and off the charts walkability scores have made it a magnet for med students, professionals, young marrieds, and oldsters alike.
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Pennsport
Rich in Philadelphia tradition, Pennsport thrives in the coupling of the energy of it’s restaurants, shops, parks and markets with it’s easy access to 95 and the abundance of street parking. While the Pennsport neighborhood prides itself in it’s quiet and safe streets, it’s equally the history, tony bars, coffee shops and cafes that make our “truly Philly” neighborhood so popular.
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