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In this episode, Mark Wade, a seasoned realtor at CenterCityCondos.com, BHHS Fox & Roach Realtors, shares invaluable insights gleaned from characterizing popular buildings in the 19147 zip code, Philadelphia. With more than three decades of real estate experience at his disposal, Mark dissects the criticisms and compliments he frequently hears from buyers about these sought-after buildings.
Join him as he kicks off his narrative with a detailed overview of Abbotts Square. Despite its distinctive designs and uncommon floor plans that typically pique the interest of buyers, some aspects like the outdated lobby, and the no-pets policy stir negative feedback.
Next, he explores Bella Vista Lofts, talking about the sparse number of units available for sale and the rare opportunity to secure two-car parking. He then dives into the penthouse units' majestic skyline views, making them some of the most eye-catching in the area.
Switching the attention to Hawthorne Lofts, Mark outlines how the well-maintained building leaves buyers marveling over its high-end amenities. Fitzwater Lofts also takes the limelight as he goes over the private parking and the sizable storage spaces provided. Mark outlines the boon this area has enjoyed over the past decade, attracting many more buyers than ever before.
This episode is a goldmine of information for anyone looking to familiarize themselves with the condo landscape in the Bella Vista and Queen Village neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Listen in and gain a leg up in your property purchase journey!
In this podcast, Mark Wade, a seasoned realtor with CenterCityCondos.com, shares feedback he has gathered from buyers who have viewed several condos in the Washington Square West area. With 35 years of experience in selling condos, he offers an insider's view of five properties: The Western Union Building, The Lenox, Center City One, Le Grenier, and the Old Shoe Factory.
After showing The Western Union condos to potential buyers, the feedback tends to be positive, be it on cleanliness, staff friendliness or in-building facilities. The only possible negatives are with limited parking and noise interference from nearby helicopters. The Lenox has buyers charmed by its pre-war details, while Center City One is lauded for its value-for-money element.
Meanwhile, Le Grenier stands out for its modern interior finish and reasonable condo fees. Lastly, buyers visiting the Old Shoe Factory usually rave about the sublime skyline views and its hard-edge loft-like aesthetics, and the only pointed out concern being the single slow elevator.
Stay tuned for future podcasts with more insider insights into other buildings around the area. For more info, reach out to Mark Wade at 267-237-3404 or email [email protected].
Set adjacent to Rittenhouse Square, many buyers find The Art Museum area a quiet oasis perfect to find a new home. There is a Whole Foods and a Mini-Target in the center of the neighborhood. The Art Museum Area offers easy access to major highways. Of course, the Art Museum, The Oval, The Rodin Museum, loads of shopping, and Fairmount Park are major attractions in the neighborhood, making the area quite a draw. There have been many condo conversions on Green, Wallace, and Mt. Vernon Streets in the Art Museum area and the trend has been growing, increasing the value of newly renovated condominiums in the Art Museum neighborhood!
To learn more about the Art Museum Area click here: http://www.centercitycondos.com/art.htm
To learn more about Low Rise Condos throughout Center city click here: http://www.centercitycondos.com/low_rises_nav.htm
Mark Wade
So, you are ready to buy a condo in Philadelphia and you are not sure what to expect. Listen as Mark briefly breaks down the process for you from start to finish. Still have questions? Call 215-521-1523 or shoot us an email at [email protected].
It's a life of luxury at Parc Rittenhouse. High-end condominiums with stainless steel kitchens, wood flooring, and a 1500 square foot terrace with skyline views overlooking the pool.
Known as "The Dorchester", this wonderful building offers studios, one, two, and three bedroom units. The Dorchester Condominiums do offer rental parking for a fee and there is a BEAUTIFUL rooftop pool (membership required).
This Art Museum Area condominium offers breathtaking views of the Philadelphia Skyline!
The Tivoli condos (1900 Hamilton St) in Center City Philadelphia are comprised of a high rise building and is accompanied by a low rise set of courtyard condos that face a really nicely manicured enclosed lawn area. Almost all units at The Tivoli condos have parking and the condo association employs a full-time doorman.
One, Two, and Three-Bedroom Condominiums with a convenient gourmet market, a sidewalk cafe, and fitness center. There is a 24-hour concierge and valet parking as well as high-speed elevators to take you up to your life of luxury including 10-foot ceilings, custom appliances, stone baths, and hardwood flooring!
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