Land for Sale in 19188, PA

Land for sale in 19188, PA:

Prime Location Alert! Welcome to 2530 W Oxford St, Philadelphia, PA 19121 – a unique opportunity lot in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. This prime real estate gem is nestled among a vibrant community of new construction homes, signaling the area's rapid growth and investment potential. As you explore the neighborhood, you'll discover an array of beautifully crafted properties that highlight the demand for quality living spaces. The recent construction projects nearby add modern appeal and contribute to rising property values, ensuring a promising return on investment for savvy buyers. Strategically located, this property is just moments away from all major uni

Land for sale in 19188, PA:

RSA5 Lot located on 29th St Close to Cecil B More. Phila Housing Authority owns to the right of our lot. Our Lot has a 15ft front.

Land for sale in 19188, PA:

Prime Development Opportunity in Olde Kensington. Seize this rare opportunity to build in the heart of Olde Kensington! This vacant development lot (16.17' x 107') is part of the established 428 Master Street Residences Condominium Association, offering an ideal location for a custom build or investment project. Nestled among modern townhomes and thriving new developments, this site is surrounded by the energy of Fishtown, Northern Liberties, and Temple University. With its generous dimensions and prime location, the possibilities are endless. Convenient access to public transportation, major highways, and Center City Philadelphia makes this a highly desirable address. Don’t miss your

Land for sale in 19188, PA:

REDUCED!! REDUCED!! This is a rare opportunity right in the heart of Temple University's off campus student housing corridor. Purchase separately or with the adjacent 3-story property located at 1613 N 18th Street . The lot as existing serves as private parking for the adjacent property. It is 16x100 which provides plenty of room for a newly constructed property which you will see is being done throughout the neighborhood. The University itself is in the middle of a $1.5B fundraising campaign for new real estate development projects in and around the campus. Opportunities like this in Brewerytown are rare and will not last long. Take action now.