Fishtown

Sell Your Fishtown House with Honest Numbers.

Fishtown went from a working-class river ward to one of Philadelphia's hottest neighborhoods in about fifteen years. Frankford Avenue is the spine, lined with restaurants, coffee shops, and small retail. The neighborhood sits between the Delaware River and I-95, which means easy highway access and rising buyer demand from Center City commuters who want walkability without the price tag of Rittenhouse or Graduate Hospital.

What's Here

Frankford Avenue restaurant and retail corridor, Rivers Casino, SugarHouse waterfront, La Colombe flagship, Fishtown Recreation Center, and the growing strip of breweries and galleries along Front Street. Penn Treaty Park sits on the Delaware River waterfront.

The Housing Stock

Classic two-story brick rowhomes dominate, many originally built for factory workers in the early 1900s. Newer construction is filling in former industrial lots with modern townhomes and condos. Typical footprints are 14 to 16 feet wide with small rear yards. Renovated rowhomes trade in the mid-$400s to $600s; new construction pushes higher.

Transit & Access

SEPTA Market-Frankford Line at Berks and York-Dauphin stations. I-95 on-ramp at Girard Avenue. Bikeable to Center City in under 20 minutes.

The Builder's Read

Good condition properties here get multiple offers quickly. If your house needs work, it still commands strong interest from buyers willing to renovate because the location does the heavy lifting. Sellers who inherited a property or held a rental here for years are often sitting on significant equity they don't realize.

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