Residential Real Estate & Development
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New Hope Compound, Once Home to George Washington’s Army, Hits Market for $4.95M
Two properties in New Hope that were inhabited by George Washington’s army during the American Revolutionary War have hit the market for $4.95 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The properties are currently home to two bed and breakfasts: the Wedgwood Inn and the Umpleby House. Being sold separately, the first property…
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Mid-Atlantic Buying: Delaware County Still Has Affordable Homes
Delaware County is one of only five counties in the entire Mid-Atlantic where a typical homebuyer can still afford a typical home, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The median asking price of homes in Delaware County in the last quarter of 2025 was $289,450, and the median household income was about $89,500. An…
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First Bank House of the Week: Gorgeous Farmhouse in Lansdale
A gorgeous farmhouse on stunning 39.28 acres with four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Lansdale. . . This extraordinary residence blends historic charm with refined modern living. Distinctive details include wide-plank pine floors, exposed wood beams, detailed crown moldings, multiple fireplaces, and radiant heated floors, all carefully preserving…
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Narberth Zoning Changes Target Affordable Housing, Downtown Revitalization
With Narberth now among the priciest housing markets in Montgomery County, the borough council is weighing a series of zoning changes designed to promote affordable housing development and support downtown revitalization, writes Denali Sagner for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Narberth used to be relatively affordable, and that’s no longer the case,” said Fred Bush, president of…
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Toll Brothers Launches Sales for Regency at Rockhill Ridge in Sellersville
Fort Washington’s Toll Brothers has launched sales of 72 carriage-style townhomes at Regency at Rockhill Ridge, a 55-and-over community in Sellersville, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Starting in the mid-$500,000s, the homes offer around 1,920 square feet of space and feature first-floor primary suites. Some will be ready for move-in as early…
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First Bank House of the Week: Restored 1725 Farmhouse on 3 Acres Lists in Lower Gwynedd
Historic Lower Gwynedd Farmhouse Blends Colonial Charm With Modern Luxury. A meticulously restored Colonial-era farmhouse in Lower Gwynedd Township is now on the market for $2,390,000, offering a rare mix of historic character and modern upgrades. The nearly 300-year-old property is listed on and sits on more than three private acres within the Wissahickon School…
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New Philadelphia Bill Would Expand Transit-Oriented Development, Allowing More Housing Near SEPTA
A new bill from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration would allow more apartment construction around SEPTA stations to help boost ridership, writes Jake Blumgart for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The proposal expands an existing law that allows developers to build more housing with less parking on many properties that are within 500 feet of SEPTA stations…
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First Bank House of the Week: Inside a $1.525M Colonial Estate in Lower Gwynedd Township
Listed at $1,525,000, this stately Colonial tucked within the Village at Trewellyn enclave in Lower Gwynedd Township offers a blend of luxury living and peaceful natural surroundings. Situated on a landscaped half-acre lot, the five-bedroom residence features more than 7,000 square feet of living space designed for both everyday comfort and elegant entertaining. . .…
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Riverfront Home in New Hope with Five Terraces Hits Market for $10 Million
A home on the Delaware River in New Hope recently hit the market for $10 million, as waterfront real estate values soar in the borough, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The house, located on Main Street, was completed in 2021 and spans 6,000 square feet, featuring a car elevator, five terraces, a floating dock, and an interior elevator. Residents…
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Philadelphia Lands in Top 10 of Renters’ Most Wanted Cities List
Philadelphia ranked among the top ten most popular major cities for renters looking for apartments leading up to this year’s peak rental season, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. To determine the ranking, the nationwide apartment search platform RentCafe analyzed millions of apartment searches across the 150 largest cities in the United States. The…
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First Bank House of the Week: Move-In Ready Luxury Hits the Market in Lower Gwynedd
Listed for $2,550,000, this brand-new Lower Gwynedd home offers nearly 6,000 square feet of finished living space in a secluded yet highly convenient Montgomery County setting. Tucked at the end of a private lane, the property pairs classic architectural details with modern amenities, creating a move-in-ready opportunity just minutes from Ambler’s shops, dining, and train…
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Someone Lives in a Real Live Hobbit House in Chester County and It’s Awesome
Tucked away in the picturesque Chester County countryside is a true-to-life scene from Middle Earth. It’s an actual Hobbit House. Architect Peter Archer of West Chester’s Archer & Buchanan Architecture had the life-sized tribute to The Shire handcrafted for J.R.R. Tolkien fans alongside an 18th-century stone wall on their property, according to a Houzz tour…
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Here’s How the Real Estate Market is Doing in Delaware County
The regional housing market appears to have stabilized, according to Larry Flick V, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach Realtors. The Greater Philadelphia market is performing “reasonably well,” and has remained largely a seller’s market, he said. “I think when the spring market pops, it will be strong,” Flick said, predicting a small…
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Lambertville Couple Transforms Neglected Cape Cod Into Modern Rancher
When their 1895 rowhouse began feeling too cramped, Lambertville couple Lauren Braun-Strumfels and Kyle Strumfels purchased a neglected 1970s Cape Cod, eager to transform it into their dream home, writes Zoe Rosenberg for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “With the rowhouse, there were certain things that we just wouldn’t want to do to it, historically, to preserve…
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Greater Philadelphia Tops National Housing Market Price Growth in January
Greater Philadelphia saw the strongest home price growth among 40 major metro areas in January, with prices rising 8.6 percent year over year, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. In January, the region’s median home price increased to $380,000, up from $350,000 a year earlier. According to a recent report from Homes.com, this…
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First Bank House of the Week: $2.59M Lower Moreland Estate Offers Resort-Style Backyard and Custom Options
Listed at $2,595,000, this newly constructed estate at 1047 Welsh Road delivers striking architecture, expansive living space and rare customization opportunities in the heart of Lower Moreland Township. Situated on more than 1.4 acres, the home blends dramatic design with modern functionality, offering buyers the chance to tailor select finishes and complete the lower level…
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Philly Homeowners Stay Put Longer, With Average Tenure Hitting 9.5 Years
Homeowners in Philadelphia are remaining in their homes longer than at any time in at least twenty years, with the average tenure now sitting at 9.5 years, write Mike D’Onofrio and Sami Sparber for AXIOS. In 2005, homeowners typically spent less than four years in their residences before deciding to move. These days, long tenure,…
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Historic Wayne Estate Tied to John F. Kennedy Campaign Lists for $5 Million
Fairhill, a stunning Wayne home believed to have hosted a campaign speech by former President John F. Kennedy, is now on the market for $5 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Completed in 1903, this five-bedroom, six-bathroom stone residence spans 6,155 square feet and was designed by renowned Philadelphia architect Wilson Eyre,…
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