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Michaelle Bond

Michaelle Bond

Residential Real Estate Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Recent Articles

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‘Rare breed’ needed to restore old homes | Real Estate Newsletter

Buildings in the Philly area are aging, and there aren't enough skilled craftspeople to repair them. And a Philly mother says her landlord ignored pleas for repairs, which led to her daughter's death.
19 days ago
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Philly developer paying it forward | Real Estate Newsletter

Andre Johnson, a former Philadelphia Housing Authority resident, is now a developer who wants to provide affordable housing. And another big development is planned for the stadium district.
26 days ago
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Apartments for a downtown’s open space | Real Estate Newsletter

Swedesboro hopes a $23 million apartment complex will bring new vitality to its downtown. And we have an update on a family's quest to sell but save their Shore home, Avalon's Monstrosity.
about 1 month ago
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The owners of Avalon’s ‘Monstrosity’ couldn’t find a buyer who’d sa...

This summer, the owners took to social media to try to find a buyer who would agree not to tear down the home to build new, a trend at the Jersey Shore. They were unsuccessful.
about 1 month ago
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No electric bills in these apartments | Real Estate Newsletter

The new eco-friendly Passive House apartments in Chester County are powered by solar panels, and renters will have no electric bills. And Philly-area landlords are offering perks to attract residents.
about 1 month ago
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At this eco-friendly apartment in Chester County, renters won’t hav...

Solar-powered Passive House apartments are part of a green building trend. This week, thousands of developers, engineers and other professionals will meet at the Greenbuild conference in Philadelphia.
about 1 month ago
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One-third of Philly-area rentals offered free rent or other perks i...

The rental market is typically slower in the fall, but it has slowed beyond what’s expected, thanks largely to an influx of new apartments being built and less competition among renters.
about 1 month ago
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Shrinking share of first-time buyers | Real Estate Newsletter

Take a look at the results of the National Association of Realtors' latest survey of homebuyers and sellers. And learn how housing prices and the pandemic helped fuel Philly's self-storage boom.
about 2 months ago
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Philly tenants reach settlement after suing their property manager ...

On behalf of tenants, the Public Interest Law Center sued Columbus Property Management, which has 34 apartment complexes in Philadelphia and manages about 4,500 apartments across the Mid-Atlantic.
about 2 months ago
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Older home buyers, more cash, and (relatively) fewer first-timers: ...

The National Association of Realtors' annual report surveying homebuyers and sellers also found that buyers' household incomes hit all-time highs, and multigenerational homes are getting more popular.
about 2 months ago
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Facelift for Philly’s biggest condo | Real Estate Newsletter

Let's tour the Philadelphian, Philly's biggest condo building, which is completing $18 million in renovations. And an investigation found Republic bank was engaged in mortgage redlining in New Jersey.
about 2 months ago