Washington Square Real Estate

Named as a tribute to George Washington, Philadelphia’s Washington Square was one of the original five squares laid out by William Penn. Today, it is surrounded by high rise buildings and colonial mansions making the Washington Square real estate an in-demand neighborhood for young professionals, long time Philadelphia residents and new families looking to settle down in the city.

The Washington Square real estate agents of Prudential Fox & Roach will help you navigate the Washington Square real estate to find exactly what you’re looking for in this historic neighborhood.

Washington Square was the bookselling and publishing center of the new nation. The Georgian Revival Office, built in 1910, was home to the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal and Holiday until the Curtis Publishing Company’s demise in 1970. Locals enjoy the many historical tributes to the written word along Publishers Row.

The Washington Square real estate brokers at Prudential, Fox & Roach are knowledgeable, professional and eager to meet your specific needs. They will guide you through a variety of options in the Washington Square real estate, answering any and all questions along the way, so you can find the perfect home in this historical Philadelphia neighborhood.

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