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Hot areas in Philly?!

Bashar Abudahri
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What are the hot, upcoming areas in Philly?!..I know Point Breeze, Brewerytown and Cobbs Creek are the hot spots with great ROI's; but whose up next?!

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Dan Powers
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Dan Powers
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@Bashar Abudahri Welcome to the community! In terms of the hot and upcoming areas, Point Breeze was the hottest thing around 3-5 years ago, brewerytown more recently in the last 2 years. Cobbs Creek is currently a very up and coming area, due to the multiple exit strategies that pocket allows. 

I would agree with @Mayer M. as well in saying Sharswood is an up and coming area as well because your having development from brewerytown and Francisville. Also I would add Olde Kensington to that list as well. If your able to pick something up in that pocket I would 100% do so, as money is bleeding over from fish town and northern liberties into the area and the average house price is on the rise.

Hope this helped, certainly reach out if you have any question!

Dan Powers - Real Estate Agent

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