Apartments in Philadelphia
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Philadelphia apartments in the home of the Liberty Bell
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Apartments in Philadelphia—“The city that loves you back!”
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| seeking Philadelphia apartments will find plenty of reasons to love this city. Known as the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia was the nation’s first capitol, from 1791-1800. It is home to Independence National Historic Park, the most significant historic mile in the United States. Here you’ll find Constitution Hall (where the Constitution of the United States was penned in 1787), the Liberty Bell, and the Betsy Ross House. Many apartments in Philadelphia reflect the city’s history, built in old row homes and warehouses. Philly is just 60 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, situated directly on the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers, and a short trip to beach and mountain destinations and other major cities. Culture is ever present with the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Franklin Institute and an impressive zoo. The city is known for its passionate fans of the Eagles, Sixers, Flyers and Phillies. Summers are hot and muggy. Winters are cold, with unpredictable snowfall that is usually light in the city center and heavier towards the North and the West. |
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| With an overall cost of living 27% above national average, apartments rents in Philadelphia are the highest in the state. Median rent for Philadelphia apartments is $650/month. |
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Apartments in Philadelphia are as diverse as its neighborhoods
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Downtown Philadelphia features luxury high rises. Old City and Society Hill have old stone and brick row homes. South Street for eclectic shopping, interesting bars and delightful restaurants. The northern suburbs offer large old homes and amenity-rich complexes—an easy commute, thanks to SEPTA bus and transit system. Don’t forget nearby southern and central New Jersey. |
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