East Passyunk

1. Culinary Capital of South Philly

• East Passyunk Avenue is a renowned restaurant row, home to some of the city’s best dining—from Southern comfort food at Flannel to Spanish tapas at Barcelona Wine Bar and British pies at Stargazy.
• The area is also known for classic Italian eateries, bakeries, and pubs, making it a foodie’s paradise.

2. Historic Rowhomes & Urban Charm

• The neighborhood is filled with classic Philadelphia rowhouses, many dating back to the early 20th century.
• It has a dense, urban feel with a strong architectural identity and a mix of owners and renters.

3. Extremely Walkable & Transit-Friendly

• Ranked among the top 5% of U.S. neighborhoods for walkability.
• Close to SEPTA’s Broad Street Line (Tasker-Morris Station) and several bus routes, making commuting easy.
• Residents can walk to Center City, Passyunk Square, and the Italian Market.

4. Affordability & Real Estate

• Median home price: ~$482,325
• Average rent: ~$2,413/month 
• Offers a mix of small apartments, townhomes, and historic properties, with relatively low vacancy rates and high demand.

5. Tight-Knit, Diverse Community

• Known for its strong neighborhood identity and community pride.
• Hosts street festivals, block parties, and cultural events throughout the year.
• Residents describe it as having a “village within the city” feel.

6. Local Shopping & Amenities

• Home to independent boutiques, vintage shops, and the South Philly Food Co-Op.
• Nearby grocery options include ACME Markets and local produce stands.

7. Safe & Family-Friendly

• Considered one of the safer neighborhoods in South Philly, with a growing number of young families and professionals moving in.
• Close to parks, playgrounds, and schools, making it ideal for raising kids.