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5 Fast Rittenhouse Square Condo Insights:
1) Rittenhouse Square sits between Fitler Square and Avenue of the Arts
2) Pre-War, Mid-Century Modern, and Contemporary Styled Condos Available
3) Condos with a direct view of Rittenhouse Square will command a premium
4) Rittenhouse Square Condos earn a "Walk Score" of 100 (out of 100!)
5) Condominiums directly on the Square tend to sell well, and at a higher price than similar condos in Center City Philadelphia
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Quick Rittenhouse Square Sales Stats 2011
19103 - 362 Sales - Top Price $4,850.000
19102 - 90 Sales - Top Price $2,200,000
| Rittenhouse Square High-Rise Condos | Rittenhouse Square Mid-Rise Condos | Rittenhouse Square Low-Rise Condos |
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The Rittenhouse Hotel
220 W. Rittenhouse Sq. The Dorchester 1900 Rittenhouse Sq. 1830 Rittenhouse Sq. 1820 Rittenhouse Sq. The Rittenhouse Savoy 250 S. 18th The Barclay Parc Rittenhouse The Rittenhouse Plaza 10 Rittenhouse Wanamaker House |
Locust Point
23 S. 23rd St. 251 S. 24th St. Naval Square 2101 Chestnut St. 2201 Chestnut St. 2138 Lombard St. 1737 Chestnut St. |
117 S. 16th St.
2217-19 Delancey The Addison 1531 Pine St. 1903 Spruce St. 2302 Spruce St. 1628 Spruce St. 1619 Spruce St. |
Rittenhouse Square, one of William Penn's original five city squares, was known as the
southwest square until 1825 when it was named for the astronomer-clockmaker, David Rittenhouse.
Rittenhouse Square has always had its share of cache. The first house facing the Square
was erected in 1840. The first high-rise Rittenhouse Square condo building, "1830",
was built in the 1920's. In 1913 the Square's entrances, central plaza with the stone
railings, pool and fountain were designed. To have lived near or on the Square was a mark
of prestige. Though much of the surround neighborhood area is known as the "Rittenhouse
Square area", the square itself is a highly sought after location for many searching
for condos in Philadelphia. A wonderfully urban housing area, Rittenhouse Square is one of
the premier destinations for Philadelphia home buyers. A very large variety of high rise
condo buildings in the Rittenhouse Square area of Center City PhiladelphiaŠ from The
Academy House at 15th and Locust Streets, The Symphony House, Ten Rittenhouse, The Savoy,
The Dorchester, The Wanamaker House, 2101 Chestnut, The Lanesborough, Parc Rittenhouse,
The Warwick, The Plaza, The Rittenhouse, 1820, 1830, and 1900 are just some of the
Philadelphia high rise condos in the Rittenhouse Square area. One of the most desirable
locations for Philadelphia condo buyers, Rittenhouse Square offers a wide assortment of
townhouses, lofts, and high rise condos for sale! All of the area falls in the 19102 and
19103 zip codes. For more information on Rittenhouse Square condos, and all Philadelphia
real estate, please don't hesitate to contact us!
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Landmarks:
Rittenhouse Square
Rosenbach Museum and Library
Attractions:
Kimmel Center
Newman Galleries
College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Schools:
University of the Arts
Pierce College
Curtis Institute of Music
Supermarkets:
Rittenhouse Market
18th and Spruce Streets
South Square Market
23rd and South Streets
Gyms:
The Sporting Club at the Bellevue
220-40 South Broad Street
Movies:
Roxy Theater
2023 Sansom Street
Hospitals:
University of Pennsylvania
3400 Spruce Street 19104
(215) 662 2337
Thomas Jefferson Hospital
111 South 11th Street 19107
(215) 955 6000
Police Station:
Philadelphia Police 9th District
401 North 21st Street 19130
(215) 686 3090
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Mark Wade
215.521.1523
During the late 1980s, Mark fell in love with the Philadelphia real estate market. The first condo he
bought for himself was in Old City. Working with bank foreclosures on multi-unit buildings, Mark began
to carve his niche as a condominium specialist. Since that time, Mark has progressed into helping
developers turn apartment buildings into condominium buildings.
Having been inside countless condos in
the Center City real estate area, Mark is intimately familiar with the available properties. Mark prides
himself and impresses others of his vast knowledge of what's trendy and knows which finishes buyers look
for when selecting a home.... so much so that he's been seen on HGTV's What You Get For The Money, CN-8's
Money Matters and was the 2005 winner of Philadelphia Magazine's Kitchen of the Year contest.