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THE MOST EXPENSIVE PHILADELPHIA HOMES SOLD IN 2016
Dated: December 20 2016
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THE 11 MOST EXPENSIVE PHILADELPHIA HOMES SOLD IN 2016
THE 11 MOST EXPENSIVE HOMES SOLD IN 2016
2016 proved to be a record setting year for Philadelphia real estate. As the housing market flourished, home prices soared especially in the condo sector. Two penthouses, one in Two Liberty Place and the other at the soon-to-be completed 500 Walnut set records. As eight digit listings begin to be more of a reality, more and more multi-million dollar listings will be hitting the market. There’s no denying Philadelphia’s budding luxury market is here to stay. For those curious as to how much buyers are willing to pay for a slice of Philly luxury, here are the 11 most expensive homes sold in 2016.
$2.85 Million
1805 Pine
$2.9 Million
429 Spruce
$2.9 Million
1414 S. Penn Sq. Unit #39BC
$3 Million
227-31 S. 6th St. Unit #1C
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$3.425 Million
130 S 18th St Unit#2801
$3.9 Million
2108 Spruce St.
$6.1 Million
1706 Rittenhouse Sq. Unit #1301
$6.5 Million
237-47 S.18th St. Unit #5BC
$7.3 Million
1706 Rittenhouse Sq. Unit #2501
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$11 Million
50 S. 16th Penthouse
$17.85 Million
(under contract/construction not complete)
500 Walnut Penthouse
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