Moving to Northeast Philadelphia?

Have you been struggling to learn more about the Northeast Philadelphia area? Whether you’re moving for work, family, or fun, hopefully, this guide gives you a great start.

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Northeast Philadelphia (Northeast Philly or NE Philly) is a very large area within the City of Philadelphia.

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It is more than double the size of the entire city of New Haven, Connecticut (at over 50 square miles in size). 1, 2
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It has a population of approximately 500,000 people. 3
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It is a short ride or train to Center City Philadelphia (about 35 minutes) and near many Philadelphia suburbs including Abington, Jenkintown, Elkins Park, Huntingdon Valley, and Bryn Athyn. Montgomery County and Bucks County are close by.
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Fun Fact

“The oldest stone arch bridge in the country still used on a major travel route is the Frankford Avenue Bridge over Pennypack Creek, built in 1697.” 4
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Fun Fact

The nation’s first manufactured shovel was in Northeast Philadelphia at the Rowland Shovel Factory (1802). 4

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Northeast Philadelphia was once the home of rich farmland and a getaway destination for some of America’s wealthiest industrial families to escape the hustle of center city life (of course center city Philadelphia was much different from what we know it as today). Over the past approximately 50 years, Northeast Philadelphia has blossomed from farmland and escape mansions into an elegant blend of urban meets suburban. It’s an area with deep rooted history, charming greenery, incredible pride, and strong diversity. It offers great access to Center City Philadelphia (a hub of culture and history), but at a fraction of the cost of Center City living. It affords some of the benefits of city life but in a more suburban and residential environment.

Northeast Philadelphia is divided by the City of Philadelphia into two sections: Near Northeast and Far Northeast, respectively. If you move or are thinking about moving to Northeast Philly, you will also often hear locals identify with a specific neighborhood. Each neighborhood has its own character, from the quaint charm of Fox Chase to the greenery of Pennypack.

Bustleton

Ranked 4th best neighborhood in Philadelphia per StreetAdvsior.com. Bustleton was ranked #6 hottest affordable neighborhood in the entire country.

Fox Chase

Ranked 5th best neighborhood in Philadelphia per StreetAdvsior.com. Fox Chase was ranked #9 hottest affordable neighborhood in the entire country.

Pennypack Park

Ranked 3rd best neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Rawnhurst

Discover Rhawnhurst on StreetAdvisor.com

Somerton

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Hand-drawn map of Northeast Philadelphia showing major neighborhoods and locations.
Please Note: Map boundaries depicted are an approximation only and DO NOT necessarily correlate with the boundaries referenced on third-party sites (i.e. StreetAdvisor.com), The School District of Philadelphia, Neighborhood Schools, any city of Philadelphia neighborhood boundaries, legal boundaries, or any other references made to neighborhoods in this guide.

Schools

There are a variety of public, charter (independently operated public schools), and private schools located within the Northeast.

Public Schools

The public schools are part of The School District of Philadelphia. The School District of Philadelphia offers three different types of public schools. Neighborhood Schools, Citywide Schools, and Special Admission Schools.
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Some of the highest-rated elementary schools in the city are located in the Northeast 6 including Joseph J Greenberg Elementary (K-8), Anne Frank Elementary School (K-5), Comly Watson (K-5), and William H. Loesche Elementary School (K-5).

Some of the highest-rated middle and high schools in the city are located in the Northeast 6 including: Joseph J Greenberg Elementary (K-8), C.C.A. Baldi Middle School (6-8), and high schools include The Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush (special admission).

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The School District of Philadelphia is the 8th largest school district in the nation. 5

Charter Schools

There are also Charter schools. Since Charter schools are still public schools, they are also tuition-free. One disadvantage, however, is there is no guarantee of admission. Students must apply directly with the charter school they are interested in enrolling (with few exceptions).
Charter Schools are independently operated public schools that are funded with federal, state and local tax dollars. These schools are established to provide families with more educational alternatives for their children. 7
[C]harter schools operate independently of the School District of Philadelphia and of each other, with a few exceptions 8
Learn More About Charter Schools in Philadelphia
You can find a list of Charter schools in the area, here:
Directory of Charter Schools
Some of the highest-ranked charter schools in the city are located in Northeast Philadelphia, including:
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MaST Community Charter School was ranked as the #1 Best Charter High School in the state of Pennsylvania and a top 100 best public high school in Pennsylvania from Niche.com.

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Franklin Towne Charter High School (on Tacony Street) was ranked as the #2 Best Charter High School in the state of Pennsylvania and a top 100 best public high school in Pennsylvania.
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New Foundations Charter School was ranked as the #7 Best Charter High School in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia Academy Charter School was also highly ranked as the #13 Best Charter High School in Pennsylvania.

Private Schools

There are also many private schools in the area including Father Judge High School (boys), Holy Ghost (boys), Archbishop Ryan High School, Nazareth Academy (girls). Outside of the area, but within the greater Philadelphia area includes Abington Friends (Jenkintown, PA) and Calvary Christian (Philadelphia, PA).
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Colleges & Universities

The colleges located in Northeast Philadelphia include:
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Holy Family University Main Campus
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Community College of Philadelphia Northeast Regional Center
Other nearby colleges include:
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Cairn University Langhorne, PA – 11 mi.

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Penn State Abington Abington, PA – 7 mi.
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Bryn Athyn College Bryn Athyn, PA – 5 mi.
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Manor College Jenkintown, PA – 5 mi.

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Salus University Elkins Park, PA – 6 mi.

A short ride to Center City or head Southwest to the Main Line and you’ll find many more colleges, including: University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Drexel University, Philadelphia University, Villanova University, Saint Joseph’s University, and more.

Main Roads

The main roads that run North and South in NE Philly include:
  • Roosevelt Boulevard (or Route 1)
  • Bustleton Avenue
  • Krewstown / Algon Avenue
  • Academy Road
The main roads that run East and West in NE Philly include:
  • Grant Avenue
  • Cottman Avenue
  • Rhawn Street

Transportation

The area is generally accessible by car but like any city, traffic does exist and can be extensive (especially during rush hour).

The intra-city public transportation source is SEPTA.

• SEPTA has ample bus and train stations throughout the greater Philadelphia area and in the Northeast. You can take the SEPTA Bus # 58,67,66 to Frankford Transportation Center. Once at Frankford Transportation Center, you can take Market-Frankford Line to whichever location needed in Center City is need (typically would be 5th, 8th, 11th, 13th, 15th, 30th).

• For easy access to center city Philadelphia, check out Septa’s Regional Rail Line (West Trenton and Fox Chase), Broad Street Line, and Market-Frankford Line.

• SEPTA train stops in the Northeast include Fox Chase Station, Somerton Station, Forest Hills Station, Bethayres Station (near by in Montgomery County), Philmont Station (near by in Montgomery County).

There are also various on-demand services in much of the area including Uber, Lyft, Taxis, and more.
For easy access to major cities like New York and Washington D.C., you can either drive/take SEPTA to center city and utilize AMTRAK, or there are many bus services available as well.
Note: SEPTA train and bus times and routes vary, especially on the weekends. Check SEPTA’s website for more information on the latest routes and times.

Where To Live

Decide if you are living in a house, condominium, or apartment.

The Basics

If you’re looking to purchase a house or condo, there are many online resources available such as Trulia.com, Zillow.com, Realtor.com. You also can contact real-estate brokers in the area directly.

A 3 bedroom+ single-family house generally ranges from the low to mid $200Ks to upwards of the $500Ks.

Pricing varies considerably by neighborhood within the Northeast. In Bustleton, the median home sale price is $248,250 per Redfin. The median sale price in the Fox Chase neighborhood is $219,000. These are some of the hottest neighborhoods in the Northeast. Of course these are median prices and many homes sell for more and less.

If you’re looking to rent a house in Northeast Philadelphia, there is generally limited inventory available, but the same sites such as Trulia and Zillow can be helpful, and so can realtors.

If you’re looking to live in an apartment building, check out our three-part series on how to compare apartments.
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How to Compare Apartments
A Beginner’s Guide

Part 1: Value
Are you starting the apartment search? Overwhelmed with options, feature sets, and amenity lists?
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How to Compare Apartments
A Beginner’s Guide

Part 2: Affordability
Life is expensive. There are lots of expenses – housing, utilities, food, car payments, loans, and lots more.
Read Part 2
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How to Compare Apartments
A Beginner’s Guide

Part 3: Location, Lifestyle, and Reputation
The LLR Factors – Location, Lifestyle, and Reputation.
Read Part 3
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The Ultimate Checklist
For Choosing and Apartment

When it comes to choosing an apartment – whether it’s your first apartment or your fourth – you should always have an imaginary checklist in with you to ensure you’re getting exactly what you want. For help finding your Northeast Philadelphia Apartment, check out our apartment communities below or this article.

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If you’d like to learn more about us: our luxury Northeast Philadelphia apartment communities are extremely well located allowing you the opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of NE Philly living and are nationally ranked for customer satisfaction. Check out some of our award-winning communities and stop by and say hello:

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Ambassador I Apartments

851 Red Lion Rd

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Ambassador II Apartments

828 Red Lion Rd
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Park Place One Apartments

1801 Winchester Ave
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Imperial Manor III Apartments

1170 Surrey Rd

Things to do In Northeast Philly

Your guide to what to see in and around Northeast Philadelphia.

Restaurants

Just like the rest of Philly, local favorites include cheesesteaks, pretzels, wings, and pizza. Northeast Philadelphia is also ethnically diverse so prepare for lots of great international cuisines from Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and more.

As the famous Philadelphia food critic Craig LaBan said: “There may be no Philly food destination more dynamic than Northeast Philly.”

> See Our List of Northeast Philadelphia Restaurants

Grocery stores

Looking for a list of grocery and speciality grocery stores in NE Philly:
Grocery Stores:

Lidl Market

9175 Rossevelt Blvd (new open as of December 2020)

Acme Markets
920 Red Lion Road
ALDI
9303 Krewstown Road (Krewstown Shopping Center)
Shoprite of Roosevelt Blvd
11000 Roosevelt Blvd.
Walmart
9745 Roosevelt Blvd Ste A
Giant Food Store
2550 Grant Avenue
Bell’s Market
8330 Bustleton Avenue

Amazon Fresh

9960 Roosevelt Blvd (Opening Soon)

Specialty / International Grocery Stores:
House of Kosher
9806 Bustleton Avenue
Netcost Market
11701 Bustleton Avenue
Petrovsky Market
9809 Bustleton Avenue
Vatan Market
111726A Bustleton Avenue
Kuttanadu Super Market
8923 Krewstown Road
Kashmir Garden Super
9325 Krewstown Road
Fresh Fruit Stores:
Green Farm Fresh
842 Red Lion Road
Green Farm
10690 Bustleton Avenue
Green Farm Market
1916 Welsh Road
Evergreen Market
7500 Verree Road

Gyms

Looking to stay fit? Here are some gyms in the Northeast:
Northeast Racquet Club & Fitness Center
At 125,000 square feet, Northeast Racquet Club is the area’s largest athletic complex featuring a full-size gym, tennis courts, squash courts, locker rooms, fitness classes, and more. With friendly and professional staff, it?s rare to find a place that’s been around for over 35 years.
Northeast Family YMCA
The Y is one of the nation’s leading nonprofits and has 20 locations throughout the greater Philadelphia area and Pocono’s. Not surprisingly, the Y also has a location in Northeast Philadelphia.
LA Fitness
Northeast Philadelphia is also home to leading national chains like LA Fitness. Head toward 2560 Grant Avenue and you’ll arrive at the LA Fitness.
Planet Fitness
Cruise on over to 9950 E. Roosevelt Road and check out their 24 hour 7 days a week facility.
Retro Fitness
Feeling groovy? With over 150 locations around the country, you’re in for a unique experience and vibe at Retro Fitness on Welsh Road.
Fusion Gym
Located at 2801 Grant Ave, this is a trendy gym, filled with cardio equipment, weights, a multi-functional work out zone, and more.
The Edge Fitness Club
A new gym that opened in the Somerton neighborhood, with group exercise studios, personal training areas, strength equipment, a workout studio called Edge Cinema, and more. It is located at 15501 Bustleton Ave.

Outdoor

Pennypack Trail
At nearly 15 miles in length from Byberry Road (Huntingdon Valley) and State Road (Holmesburg), Pennypack trail offers a blend of history, small-town charm, and outdoor serenity.
Pennypack Park
A getaway nestled in Northeast Philadelphia and part of the City of Philadelphia’s Parks & Recreation. According to Friends of Pennypack Park, Pennypack is dubbed “The Green Heart of Northeast Philadelphia.” It also “covers approximately 1600 acres and is composed of woodlands, meadows, and wetlands.” This historic park has structures dating back to the late 1600s.
John F. Byrne Golf Club
Near Grant Ave and Frankford Ave, this respected golf course was purchased by the City of Philadelphia in the early 1960s, and was named after famous Philadelphia councilman, John F. Byrne. You can book tee times online.
Sesame Place
Based on the award-winning Sesame Street Show, Sesame Place, located in Langhorne, PA (just outside the city) is an outdoor park for families with young children. The park has “11 mechanical dry attractions, 9 water attractions, and 5 interactive play elements.” A fun fact: Two other Sesame Place parks were opened in Texas and Japan, but both have since closed. The park is not open year-round so be sure to check their latest schedule online.
Fox Chase Farm
Fox Chase Farm is a 112 acre working educational livestock farm located in Northeast Philadelphia at 8500 Pine Rd. and Pennypack Creek in Fox Chase. It is open to the public on specific days, and has some great events.
Benjamin Rush State Park
The only state park located within the City bounds, Benjamin Rush State Park is a large green gem within the Northeast. Its a popular place for hiking, biking, and bird and wildlife enthusiasts. The park also has one of the largest community gardens in the area.
Lackman Playground
A park and playground in the Bustleton neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia at 1101 Bartlett street.
Poquessing Valley Park
A 32 acre park in the Somerton neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia.

Solly Stables

At the fringe of Pennypack Park, head over to Solly Stables for adult horesback riding lessons and more. Check their website for more information.

Neshaminy State Park

Just outside of Northeast Philadelphia in Bensalem likes this 340 acre park filled with trails, picnic areas, pool, and children’s park. 

Tinicum Park Polo Club

In near-by Bucks County is a horse polo club called the Tinicum Park Polo Club. Where else can you watch horse polo?

Indoor

Dave and Buster’s
At Philadelphia Mills, enjoy the classical Dave and Buster’s experience for food, games, and parties.

TopGolf Northeast

Brand New state of the art Topgolf facility opened up on Route 1 in Northeast Philadelphia 2140 Byerry Road

Burlhome
Golf range, arcades, 18-hole mini-golf, batting cages, and more – Burholme can be a great indoor or outdoor activity.
Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion
If you are into tarantulas, scorpions or praying mantises, the Insectarium might just be the place to be. If these creepy-crawlies are not up your alley, you might prefer to visit the butterflies that flutter around visitors in a 7,000 square-foot tropical butterfly pavilion. You can even take a look at some busy bees, working in a revolving see-through hive.
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Looking to hop around? Skyzone, a rapidly growing chain of indoor trampoline parks, at 9490 Blue Grass Road, is now open.
Palace Roller Skating Center
Birthday parties, private parties, skating lessons and more, Palace Roller Skating Center is located at 11586 Roosevelt Blvd.

Cultural

Bryn Athyn Cathedral
In close proximity to Northeast in the borough of Bryn Athyn, although it remains an active house of worship, regardless of religious affiliation, it is a lesser known local secret to admire the Cathedral’s architecture, craftsmanship, and history. The Cathedral offers guided tours and self-guided tours. Call ahead to confirm the Cathedral will be open for a tour.
Independent Movie Theatres
See a movie at one of the many independent theatres around the Philadelphia area.
Cairnwood Estate
Just steps away is the Cairnwood Estate, lived in by the late John Pitcairn from 1895 until 1916 (co-founder of Pittsburgh Plate Glass). It is open for guided historic tours during certain days of the week. Check the schedule and call ahead to make a reservation.
Ryerss Museum & Library
Dating back to 1859, this famous summer mansion, now a museum in Burlhome Park, has a massive collection of paintings, sculptures, art, and a book collection. Check the website for information on visiting hours, guided, self-guided tours, as well as events.
Glen Foerd Estate
The Glen Foerd Estate is the only Delaware River esate located in Philadelphia that is open to the public. The estate dates back to the 1850s and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Explore the mainsion, art, and 18 acres of rare trees and gardens that date back over 300 years.
Fox Chase Farm
Fox Chase Farm is a 112 acre working educational livestock farm located in Northeast Philadelphia at 8500 Pine Rd. and Pennypack Creek in Fox Chase. It is open to the public on specific days, and has some great events.

Andalusia Gardens

Overlooking the Delaware River, this 225 acre former estate has a stunning display of gardens and an arboretum.  Located near the Torresdale neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia, just outside the city bounds. Tour the historic house, gardens, and arboretum.

Looking for more? Check out 25 Things to Do in Northeast Philadelphia

A short distance away, head to Center City for a plethora of activities, including:

Or in the nearby greater area explore:

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Bustleton (USPS)
9925 BUSTLETON AVE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19115
Somerton (USPS)
669 Hendrix Street Philadelphia, PA 19116
Torresdale (USPS)
10380 Drummond Road Philadelphia, PA 19154
Fox Chase (USPS)
7232 Rising Sun Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19111

Youth Sports

Soccer, hockey, baseball, football, and so much more.
Northeast Philadelphia is home to a lot of great youth sports and due to its vast greenery, it has some of the most competitive youth sports in the entire city.
Youth hockey team posing for photo on the ice

Hockey

The Flyers Skate Zone, located at 10990 Decatur Road in Northeast Philadelphia, is the only official Flyers Skate Zone in the entire city and state. With programs for all ages and skill levels, private lessons, skating programs, hockey academy, clinics, camps, leagues, tournaments, and clubs, if you’re a hockey fan or want to get your child into hockey, The Flyers Skate zone has it all.
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Soccer

Looking to get your child into soccer, you have lots of choices: The Bustleton Bengals (in addition to other sports) offers a soccer program for ages 4 and up, the Somerton Youth Organization has both intramural and travel soccer (in addition to other sports), Lighthouse SC is the oldest soccer club in the city and although most well-known for its travel soccer, it also offers in-house soccer programs. Philadelphia Soccer Club, established in 1984, is a cornerstone of youth competitive soccer and also offers in-house and recreation teams. If you’re living in Fox Chase, you might want to check out the Fox Chase Soccer Club which also has intramural sports and travel soccer for ages 9 through 19.

For more general youth sports organizations, check out the various organizations below:

  • Somerton Youth Organization – (in-house and travel soccer, in-house and travel basketball, in-house and travel baseball/softball, travel football)
  • Parkwood Youth Organization – (travel baseball/softball, intramural baseball, intramural and travel soccer, flag football, basketball)
  • The Lansing Knights Youth Organization – (In-house baseball, in-house basketball, in-house and travel soccer, travel baseball, travel basketball, lacrosse, softball).
  • Northeast YMCA – (Soccer, basketball, floor hockey, T-Ball, Tennis, Boxing and more)
  • The City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Parks & Recreations – hosts and organizes sports leagues and athletic facilities as well.
  • You can also find leagues for lots of sports, including youth hockey, lacrosse, soccer and more at the Northeast Racquet Club (NERC Sports).
  • Fox-Rox Athletic Association  – (Baseball, softball, basketball, flag and tackle football and cheerleading)
  • Liberty Bell Youth Organization – (Baseball, Tball, Travel Softball, Basketball, Football)

Learn more on our post about Northeast Philadelphia Youth Sports

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Northeast Philadelphia? 

The median home sale price varies by neighborhood. In Bustleton, the median home sale price is $248,250 according to Redfin. The median sale price in the Fox Chase neighborhood is $219,000. This is compared to the median home sale price in the metro area which is $199,000. 9

What percent of homes in Northeast Philadelphia sold above list price ? 

The percentage of homes that sold above list price varies by neighborhood. In the Bustleton neighborhood 29.4% of homes sold above list price. In the Fox Chase neighborhood, 30.2% of homes sold above list price. These are two of the hottest affordable neighborhoods in the entire United States. 9

Does Northeast Philadelphia have apartments for rent ? 

Yes, Northeast Philadelphia has apartments for rent, ranging from studios, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, and even some 3 Bedrooms. Size of the apartment and features, such as balcony, central air, swimming pool, and in-unit washer and dryer vary considerably from apartment complex to apartment complex. For help and tips finding your apartment in the Northeast, check out this blog post.

What is the average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Northeast Philadelphia, PA? 

The average 1 Bedroom apartment in Northeast Philadelphia is $925. 10

What is the average rent of a 2 bedroom apartment in Northeast Philadelphia, PA? 

The average 2 Bedroom apartment in Northeast Philadelphia is $1,140. 10

Does Northeast Philadelphia have condos for rent? 

Yes, there are condos for rent in Northeast Philadelphia.

Does Northeast Philadelphia have houses for rent? 

Yes, there are houses for rent in Northeast Philadelphia. There are however generally less options when looking at houses for rent in Northeast Philadelphia compared to apartments and condos for rent.

What are some of the advantages to living in Northeast Philadelphia? 

There are several advantages to living in NE Philly including affordability (in fact two of the neighborhoods in NE Philly were ranked among the top 10 hottest affordable neighborhoods in the entire United States of America by Redfin), sprawling green space and parks, access to grocery stores and shopping, youth sports, ease of access to Center City, and ample parking.

Is Northeast Philadelphia Transit-Friendly? 

Yes, Northeast Philly has several SEPTA train stops with easy access to Center City, including Somerton Train Station, Fox Chase Train, and Forest Hills Train Station. These stations also have parking lots for added convenience. There are also several bus routes that run through the greater Northeast and Philadelphia area. The entire City of Philadelphia is also transit-friendly.

What is the average cost for parking in Northeast Philadelphia apartment complexes? 

Most parking is free in Northeast Philadelphia apartment complexes with few exceptions.

Thank You

If you’re an out-of-towner, hopefully, you feel this guide gave you a better understanding of NE Philly!

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Resources

  1. Wikipedia – Northeast Philadelphia
  2. Wikipedia – New Haven, Connecticut
  3. Northeast Philadelphia Population
  4. Philly.com – Where We Live – Northeast Philadelphia
  5. Philadelphia School District
  6. Ratings vary by source. Among rating sources used, include greatschools.org and greatphillyschools.org
  7. School District of Philadelphia website
  8. School District of Philadelphia website
  9. Data from Redfin 2019 Report
  10. Average rental price includes the following zip codes 19111, 19115, 19116, 19152, 19154.
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