One of the Fitler Square home's sellers reflected fondly on their time in Philadelphia, calling it “the best place I’ve ever lived in.”

This Fitler Square house was originally built in 1990 by architect John Randolph, who resided there for three decades. While it needed updating, it had a lot to offer Sarah Pierce and Faiz Ahmad.

The three-bedroom home, built in 1916, features 10-foot ceilings, refinished original pine hardwood floors, and an antique fireplace mantel.

All the boomer buyers are keeping housing inventory — which wasn’t plentiful to begin with — even tighter.

In May, Kati Sowiak moved to an apartment in an 1838 brick building in Newtown. She brought with her meaningful pieces of art and family heirlooms that made the space feel like home.

Renters in the Philadelphia metro area are looking for washers and dryers in their units, air conditioning, good cell phone reception, and high-speed internet, according to a national survey.

The three-story home has 4,463 square feet of living space and circular windows, gabled roofs, a turret, and a wraparound porch.

Butch Cordora immediately fell in love with the exposed brick and industrial vibes of the loft in Callowhill that he now calls home.

The corner house is within easy walking distance of Ridge Avenue in Roxborough and Main Street in Manayunk.

Tom Kozieja’s New Jersey basement is filled with autographed bats, balls, cards, and photos; bobbleheads; pennants; and other Phillies collectibles.

Many traditional features in the 1922 build have been preserved, with modern utilities installed. The home is close to the Melrose Park regional rail station.

“Good location, nice block, family-friendly,” says the current owner, who built the home in 2021.

Paul and Lauren Lipowicz loved the modern style of their new home’s exterior, the interior was dated. Their vision included gutting it to renovate it into a home that fit their family’s needs.

The home is a part of the Merion Golf Estates subdivision and is in the Haverford Township School District.

When Jean Wilcox purchased her stone home in 2009, there was only a scrubby lawn and a few shrubs. She now has a flourishing garden filled with flowers, vegetables, herbs, and more.