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	Sqft	2,312
	$/Sqft	$314
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	Sqft	806
	$/Sqft	$174
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	Sqft	2,614
	$/Sqft	$4
	Beds/Baths	2B/2.5b
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1425 Locust St #24A
	Price	$784,000
	Sqft	1,590
	$/Sqft	$493
	Beds/Baths	2B/2.5b
	Listed	6 day(s)

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Avenue of the Arts

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WALKSCORE: 95 out of 100 - Walker’s Paradise

The Deal:
The most central section of downtown Philadelphia. Crowned by City Hall, this piece of the city is home to some of the most esteemed concert halls, theaters, shops, and restaurants that Philadelphia has to offer.

The Feel:
Cosmopolitan, artsy, theatrical, vibrant.

Neighborhood Link: http://aveoftheartsblog.com/wordpress/

The Avenue of the Arts is a segment of Broad Street in Philadelphia that includes many of the city's cultural institutions, most notably the theater district south of City Hall. The name "Avenue of the Arts" originated in a strategy by former mayor Ed Rendell to redevelop South Broad Street in Center City. The definition has been expanded by city planners under Mayor John F. Street's administration to encourage further development in the area. The Avenue of the Arts is overseen by the non-profit organization Avenue of the Arts, Inc. he Avenue of the Arts is the locale for many of the city's large theatres. Among them are the Kimmel Center, home of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Academy of Music, Merriam Theatre, Wilma Theatre, and Suzanne Roberts Theatre. Buildings for the University of the Arts are located just south and east to the Kimmel Center. The Merriam Theatre is often used for high-end productions involving the school. Philadelphia International Records' offices and gift shop is also located along this strip. Just south of the strip is the Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts, and on Broad Street in this vicinity, just north of City Hall, is the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Founded in 1805, it is America's oldest art school and museum and boasts a distinguished collection of American art.

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145 Condos, 56 Townhouses, 4 Multi-Family

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Tips from KW – Choosing a Neighborhood

There are many factors to consider when selecting a neighborhood that is right for you. Below are just a few of the many factors — you may think of others that are important to you.

Neighborhoods have characteristic personalities designed to best suit single people, growing families, two-career couples, or retirees.

SCOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD!

It is important that you scout the neighborhood in person. You live in more than your house.

Talk to people who live there.

Drive through the entire area at different times of the day, during the week and on weekends.

Look carefully at how well other homes in the area are being maintained; are they painted, are the yards well cared for; are parked cars in good condition, etc.

NEIGHBORHOOD FACTORS TO CONSIDER

Look for things like access to major thoroughfares, highways, and shopping.

Listen for noise created by commerce, roads, railways, public areas, schools, etc.
Smell the air for adjacent commerce or agriculture.
Check with local civic, police, fire, and school officials to find information about the area.
Research things like soil and water.
Look at traffic patterns around the area during different times of the day and drive from the area to work.
Find out if the neighborhood is near parks, churches, recreation centers, shopping, theaters, restaurants, public transportation, schools, etc.
Find out if the neighborhood belongs to a Homeowner’s Association.

Here is a list of links to more information about specific Philadelphia Neighborhoods:

Art Museum Area, Avenue of the Arts, Bella Vista, Chinatown, Fishtown, Fitler Square, Graduate Hospital, Logan Square, Northern Liberties, Old City, Powelton Village, Queen Village, Rittenhouse Square, Society Hill, University City, Washington Square, East Passyunk, Girard Estate, Marconi Park, Newbold, Packer Park, Passyunk Square, Pennsport, Whitman.

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How to Buy a Great House
There are many factors to consider when selecting a neighborhood that is right for you. Below are just a few of the many factors — you may think of others that are important to you.
Neighborhoods have characteristic personalities designed to best suit single people, growing families, two-career couples, or retirees.
SCOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD!
It is important that you scout the neighborhood in person. You live in more than your house.