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If you are considering a move into a Philadelphia condo-be it a Rittenhouse Square condo, Old City loft, or new construction condo near UPenn, finding the right Philadelphia loft or condominium that can cater to your new urban lifestyle and Philly Real Estate needs is of the utmost importance! From Society Hill condos to Fitler Square condos, as well as condos in the Art Museum area, University of Pennsylvania Condos, or Washington Square West condos, CenterCityCondos.com covers it all! From a Philadelphia loft condo in the Queen Village neighborhood of downtown Philadelphia, to a Luxury Penthouse condo in Bella Vista….many Philadelphia lofts and condos can be found right here! Looking for green condos, or that warehouse Philadelphia loft condominium? How about one of the many doorman condominiums with full on-site staff similar to a condo hotel? Philadelphia has a variety of real estate option in the condominiums and co-op areas of ownership. Philadelphia has grown considerably in the past five years, and many new condos have given many Center City condo buyers a variety of options that didn’t exist in the downtown Philadelphia area a decade ago.

If you take some time, you can learn about all the variables which make Philly condos attractive to many potential Philly real estate buyers. Know that highrise condos and brownstone styled condos are as different as night and day, and many Philadelphia loft and condo buyers are unsure of the variety of condos available for sale in downtown Philadelphia. If you have the time, please check out the many styles in which condos exist. We think you will be pleasantly surprised with the Philly real estate information you find!

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Philadelphia Inquirer News:

  • Blackwell, others fined for campaign violations
    The Philadelphia Board of Ethics announced Wednesday that a councilwoman, a former City Council candidate and three political-action committees have been fined for accepting or giving contributions in 2011 that went above the city’s annual campaign-finance limits of $2,600 per individual and $10,600 per political committee. Here are the details on the sanctions:

  • Person killed by Amtrak NE corridor train
    A person was struck and killed today by northbound Amtrak train in Claymont, Del. Danelle Hunter, an Amtrak spokeswoman, said the person was hit about noon by a train en route to Boston from Richmond, Va., with 429 passengers on board.

  • Powerball ticket sold in NJ scores for $1 million
    No one won Wednesday night’s Powerball jackpot but a ticket sold in New Jersey scored for $1 million. The New Jersey Lottery says the ticket was sold at the Super Stop & Shop, 24 Summerfield Blvd., South Brunswick, Middlesex County.

  • Ex-Montco detective charged with stealing guns, drugs
    A former detective-sergeant in the Hatboro Police Department stands accused of stealing firearms, cash, and narcotics from the police evidence room, and also using a police informant to buy illegal drugs for him. The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office said Thursday that John Becker, 42, a Horsham resident, had been arraigned before District Judge Paul Leo on numerous charges and had been released on $10,000 bail pending further court action in Montgomery County.

  • Controversial Norris Square zoning change moves forward
    What had been expected to be a tempestuous hearing on a proposed rezoning in the Norris Square community ran smoothly Wednesday, although some residents claimed that City Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez was trying to “fast-track” the rezoning to limit a development project. “The bill is an attempt by Quinones-Sanchez to block the progress of the Norris Square Civic Association’s housing development known as St. Bonnie’s, while impacting housing alternatives to current homeowners of large residential properties,” Patricia DeCarlo, NSCA’s executive director, said of the development at the old St. Boniface church site.

  • 1 dead, 1 critically wounded in overnight violence in Philly
    A 52-year-old man was stabbed to death in West Philadelphia and a 31-year-old woman was shot in the head and critically wounded in East Mount Airy in violence overnight, police said. Police are seeking a possible motive in the killing of the man, who was found stabbed in the chest on the 5600 block of Arch Street.

  • On the lookout for drugged drivers
    Add another D to the report card for the nation’s most dangerous drivers: Drugged. Drunk and distracted drivers have rightly raised of hue and cry, but more and more, those who patrol the highways are on the lookout for those driving under other influences.

  • Healthy helping of laughter and food in 'The Cooking Show'
    Performance artist Robert Karimi, in character as chef Mero Cocinero Karimi, makes a claim as big as a half-pound bacon cheeseburger: He can teach people to improve their diets without ever uttering such unappetizing words as healthy or nutritious. During a cooking demonstration at Reading Terminal Market on Tuesday, he proved his point by persuading two 11-year-olds, waffle cones in hand, to put a dollop of his radish-greens, mint, onion, and lime dip on top of their ice cream. Sometimes, success lasts only as long as ice cream on the tongue.