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New & Noteworthy Openings!
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📍 276 S 20th St.
A smoked fish and bagel shop (think lox, caviar, and classic NYC-style appetizing) taking over the former Audrey Claire space.
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📍 2021–23 Sansom St.
A popular Palestinian restaurant expanding into Philly, known for flavorful, homestyle dishes in a casual setting.
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📍 2319 Walnut St.
A fast-casual healthy spot offering açaí bowls, salads, wraps, and coffee, perfect for quick, clean eats.
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📍 256 S 16th St. (inside The Dwight D Hotel)
A luxe champagne and caviar bar with oysters and small plates, very upscale, intimate vibe.
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📍1804 Chestnut St.
A niche beauty spot in Philly focused on Russian manicures, a more precise, long-lasting nail technique that’s been getting really popular.
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📍 The Bellevue, Broad & Walnut
A glamorous, modern supper club with live entertainment and a high-end, old-school dining feel.
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Information courtesy of Rittenhouse Ramblings
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During Open Streets: West Walnut, pedestrians are invited to shop, dine and mosey along seven car-free blocks while enjoying acoustic music, strolling performers and family-friendly activities.
April 5 - May 17, 2026 (Sundays only)
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Revitalization Plans Take Shape on Market East
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Philadelphia is taking steps to revitalize the struggling Market East corridor with a series of short-term improvements ahead of major events like the FIFA World Cup and the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Plans include eight new retail pop-ups opening this spring along the 900 block of Market Street, along with large-scale murals by local artists, upgraded bus shelters, and dozens of new trees to brighten the area. The initiative aims to “fill gaps” caused by high retail vacancy while giving local businesses and creatives a chance to activate the space, as city leaders continue working on a longer-term redevelopment strategy for the corridor.
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Spring Home Refresh: Small Changes, Big Impact
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Whether you’re staying put or thinking about selling, a few simple updates can completely change how your home feels:
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Swap in lighter, neutral textiles (think linen, soft tones)
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Add greenery - real or faux, it instantly elevates a space
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Update lighting (this is huge and often overlooked)
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Style your outdoor space - even a small patio can feel like a retreat
The goal: clean, fresh, and a little elevated but still livable.
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4 BD 4 BA 2464 SF $1,724,900
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6 BD 6 BA 5998 SF $3,300,000
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1810 Rittenhouse Square, Unit 406, 19103
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1 BD 1 BA 515 SF $215,000
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4 BD 3 BA 1986 SF $535,000
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Spring always brings a little extra energy and this year feels especially exciting.
If you’re curious about buying, selling, or just what your home could be worth right now, I’m always here as a resource.
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Patrick Campbell
Real Estate Salesperson
M: 215.828.6558
O: 267.435.8015
[email protected]
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Office: 267-435-8015
Compass RE is a licensed real estate broker. All material is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description or measurements (including square footage). This is not intended to solicit property already listed. No financial or legal advice provided. Equal Housing Opportunity. Photos may be virtually staged or digitally enhanced and may not reflect actual property conditions.
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