Learn About Philadelphia Neighborhoods and The Tim Garrity Team
About Philadelphia
Philadelphia is a city of many things: important history, diverse culture, and absolutely incredible food and drink. From its place in American lore as the birthplace of the Constitution to the decades that shaped the blue collar identity of the city, Philadelphia has always been a place where anyone could make a life for themselves. Today, Philadelphia is in the midst of an urban renewal that has seen revitalization efforts bloom across the city, bringing forth an explosion of culture and community in neighborhoods all around town. Consistently ranked as one of the most liveable big cities in the country, Philadelphia strikes a balance between hosting a large urban environment and a collection of smaller communities and neighborhoods that give an authentic character to the town.
And that’s really what defines Philly; its unique character and ambiance. Though locals make many jokes at the city’s expense, Philadelphians are undyingly loyal. The whole city is truly a diverse blend of many cultures and people from all over the country and the world. That blend lends itself to the great many cuisines and communities that give flavor and flair to the city, and enables our collective growth every single day.
It’s been said many times over the last few hundred years that Philadelphia is a City of Neighborhoods. As real estate professionals, we happen to agree; and we think it’s part of what makes Philly so special. Though there are almost too many neighborhoods to count in Philadelphia, today we’ll be breaking down 20 that we love from all over the city. From deep in South Philly to the Frankford Avenue Corridor and all the way back out to the Far Northwest, we’re bringing you the scoop on neighborhoods big and small from around Philadelphia.
To provide our audience with value, we’ll give the lowdown on where to eat, drink, see, be, and live in the vast expanse of our fair city. For each neighborhood, we’ll give a quick breakdown on the area and borders, some tips on how to get there via road and public transit, and some of our favorite places to visit while passing through.