The McKnight Team publishes weekly real estate news and market insights for buyers and sellers in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Delaware Counties, Pennsylvania. Our coverage includes market reports, local zoning and development news, buyer and seller guidance, and neighborhood-specific updates. Whether you’re researching a move to Doylestown, tracking the Conshohocken market, or considering selling a home in Ambler, you’ll find current information here. New posts publish regularly.
The Delaware County, Pennsylvania housing market experienced a mix of steady pricing and slower activity in December 2025. While median
As we head into 2026, the U.S. housing market is expected to see increased home sales, driven in part by
Homeowners and buyers across southeastern Pennsylvania should be aware of county property tax changes taking effect in 2026. Several counties
Homeowners, families, and prospective buyers in Philadelphia now have important insights into the future of local schools. The Philadelphia School
The Montgomery County, Pennsylvania real estate market showed mixed trends in December 2025. While median home prices remained steady or
Homeowners, buyers, sellers, and investors in Upper Darby Township should be aware of a new cost associated with property transfers.
PennDOT has announced upcoming public meetings for the U.S. 30 Bypass Reconstruction Project, a major infrastructure initiative that could significantly
Residents and commuters in central Bucks County should be aware of an important public transportation change that may affect daily
Homeowners, renters, landlords, and anyone sending time-sensitive documents should be aware of an important change implemented by the U.S. Postal
Philadelphia’s housing market is expected to remain challenging through 2026, with affordability continuing to be a major concern for both
New year, fresh possibilities. And if you’re a homeowner considering selling, you might be surprised to learn that the start
Public transportation access in Manayunk has taken a major step forward with the opening of SEPTA’s new Wissahickon Transit Center.
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