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| 1916 S Hicks St | |||
 | Price | $115,000 | |
| Sqft | 968 | ||
| $/Sqft | $119 | ||
| Beds/Baths | 3B/1b | ||
| Listed | 7 day(s) | ||
| 1712 Wharton St | |||
 | Price | $284,900 | |
| Sqft | 2,100 | ||
| $/Sqft | $136 | ||
| Beds/Baths | 3B/2.5b | ||
| Listed | 9 day(s) | ||
| 1204 S Carlisle St | |||
 | Price | $245,000 | |
| Sqft | 1,120 | ||
| $/Sqft | $219 | ||
| Beds/Baths | 2B/1.5b | ||
| Listed | 10 day(s) | ||
| 1610 S Hicks St | |||
 | Price | $169,000 | |
| Sqft | 1,011 | ||
| $/Sqft | $167 | ||
| Beds/Baths | 3B/1b | ||
| Listed | 11 day(s) | ||
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Newbold
WalkScore: 82 out of 100 – Very Walkable
The Deal:
Classic South Philly row homes within a community of people who actively strive to make a difference for their neighborhood
The Feel:
Up and coming portion of South Philly with new businesses and restaurants attracting younger professionals
Neighborhood Association: Newbold Neighborhood Association
Newbold is a neighborhood in South Philadelphia. Its boundaries are Washington Ave to Passyunk (north to south) and Broad Street to 18th Street (east to west). This area has historically been part of Point Breeze, however residents who have recently moved to the area have given it the name of Newbold as part of an ongoing revitalization effort. The neighborhood derived its name from the previous name for Hicks Street. The main recreation areas in this neighborhood are the DiSilvestro Playground and Guerin Rec (located slightly south of Newbold).
Newbold Blog
More People Moving Into Philly Than Out
According to a new report, since 1993 the rate of people moving into Philadelphia has steadily increased while the rate of people leaving has dwindled. This report was released on Wednesday by the Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research Initiative, based on IRS data.
The number of people moving into the city has steadily increased from 31,837 in 1993 to 52,096 in 2008. Population growth in Philadelphia is due to a greater number of births than deaths and an increase of immigrants and empty nesters moving from the suburbs to the city.
These trends point to a reversal of long-term decline in the city’s population. For six decades people generally fled Philadelphia for the surrounding suburbs.
Check out Philly.com for more on this story.
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