Real Estate

A property on Church Road in Elkins Park just closed at its full list price of $175,000 in eight days. No drama, no price cuts, no extended negotiation. For anyone watching the Montgomery County real estate market right now, that kind of outcome is worth paying attention to. Demand in Montgomery County Isn't Waiting Around Eight days on market isn't an accident. It reflects what's happening across...

By Josh McKnight | The McKnight Team A significant transit-oriented development project may soon be coming to Ambler Borough in Montgomery County. SEPTA has selected two developers — Korman Communities and Benchmark Real Estate — to pursue a mixed-use project on 3.4 acres of SEPTA-owned land adjacent to the Ambler Regional Rail station. The proposed development site at 35 West Butler Pike could...

A recent court ruling could have wide‑reaching implications for the Philadelphia real estate market, particularly in Center City. A Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas judge has overturned the historic district designation for the Washington Square West neighborhood, removing demolition protections for more than 1,400 properties across roughly 26 blocks of one of the city’s most architecturally...

By Josh McKnight | The McKnight Team Warminster Township doesn't get the same attention as some of its Bucks County neighbors, and that's part of what makes it worth paying attention to. Buyers who do their homework tend to find it. The township sits in the heart of the 18974 zip code with solid commuter access, established neighborhoods, a well-known school district, and a price point that still makes...

One of Bucks County’s most recognizable commercial landmarks may soon undergo a major transformation. The Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem Township was purchased in July 2024 by Paramount Realty and Edgewood Properties for approximately $27.5 million, and early discussions point toward a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment of the property. While plans are still evolving, developers have indicated they may...

A new analysis of Philadelphia-area income data confirms what people watching Bucks County real estate have already been sensing: this market is rising fast. According to American Community Survey data covered by the Philadelphia Inquirer, Bucks County had seven municipalities rank among the region’s top 20 for median-income growth over the past decade — more than any other county. Towns like New Hope...

The News The Willow Grove Shopping Center in Upper Moreland Township is about to undergo a $105 million transformation. Developer Federal Realty Investment Trust plans to demolish approximately 130,000 square feet of existing retail and replace it with a mixed-use complex featuring 261 apartments and 35,000 square feet of new retail space. Demolition begins this summer, with completion expected in...

Philadelphia is one step closer to securing a permanent home for its intercity bus service. The Philadelphia Department of Planning and Development has narrowed a two-year search process down to three potential locations for a new permanent bus station, according to reporting by the Philadelphia Inquirer (February 25, 2026). City officials evaluated 208 possible sites across Philadelphia before...

The News Amazon is planting deeper roots in Bucks County, and it’s not just through community goodwill. The company recently announced a $100,000 community grant fund for Bucks County schools and nonprofits — administered through ChangeX and accepting applications through March 30 — while simultaneously moving forward with construction of a major data center campus at the Keystone Trade Center in...

Lower Gwynedd Township is poised for major economic growth following a significant corporate investment announcement. Johnson & Johnson has revealed plans to invest more than $1 billion in the development of a next-generation cell therapy manufacturing facility in the Spring House section of Lower Gwynedd, Montgomery County. According to reporting by Around Ambler (February 18, 2026), the new...