These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together the five came to $13.025 million. Beyond Fitler Square, the list reached Rittenhouse Square, the Avenue of the Arts and East Falls, and it ran from townhouses and condominiums with elevators and building concierges to a single-family home from the early years of the 20th century.
No. 1 — $3,700,000 · 2531 Pine St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The top sale of the week was a contemporary brick townhouse at 2531 Pine Street in Fitler Square, which sold for $3,700,000. Completed in 2023, it is the newest home of the five and, at 5,351 square feet, the largest. The home is one of the residences at Fitler Four. It is 30 feet wide and rises five stories, with an elevator linking the floors.
The main floor runs the full width of the home. A kitchen with Wolf appliances and an oversized Dekton island is open to the dining and living areas, which lead out to a landscaped terrace. The primary suite has a level to itself, with a dressing room, a spa bath, a kitchenette and a terrace of its own. Higher up, the roof terrace looks out over the Philadelphia skyline and has a full outdoor kitchen, a fire pit, built-in audio and a six-person Bullfrog spa.
In all, the home has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, five full and two half. There is a fitness studio and a home theater, along with a private office, and the floors are radiant-heated. A secure gated drive leads to an attached three-car garage with EV charging, the most garage space among the five homes. Schuylkill River Park is steps away.
Margaux Genovese Pelegrin of Compass RE was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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No. 2 — $3,450,000 · 249 S 24th St Apt H, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A second contemporary townhouse in Fitler Square, built in 2018, sold for $3,450,000. The architect-designed home is one of a limited collection of custom townhomes, set within a private landscaped courtyard in a gated community with shared grounds.
It is 25 feet wide, with 5,120 square feet on five levels and an elevator that stops at each one. Custom steelwork, millwork and solid wood doors run through the interiors. On the main level, the kitchen has quartz counters, an oversized island, a built-in coffee bar and a walk-in pantry, and walls of glass open to a terrace with an outdoor kitchen, a grill and a wood-burning pizza oven.
A family room with a gas fireplace shares the second floor with a guest suite. The primary suite occupies its own level, where the marble bath has a soaking tub and heated floors. On the fourth level, a double-height den sits between two bedroom suites, and the top floor has a kitchen that opens onto a roof terrace with a fire pit and views of the skyline. Downstairs, a mudroom with built-ins connects directly to the attached two-car garage. The home has four bedrooms and six bathrooms, four full and two half.
Margaux Genovese Pelegrin of Compass RE and Mary Genovese Colvin of Compass RE were the listing agents, and Alon Seltzer of Compass RE represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $3,100,000 · 210 W Rittenhouse Sq #2106-2107, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
High above Rittenhouse Square, on the 21st floor of a stepped, ziggurat-style building that dates to 1960, a condominium sold for $3,100,000. The residence was created when dMas Architects joined two units and redesigned them; the listing says the work earned an AIA Award of Merit. Thirty-six windows face south and east, taking in the city and the park.
A long gallery, lined with slabs of honed travertine and translucent quartzite, links the entertaining rooms with the private ones and doubles as space for art. Walls and ceilings are hand-plastered, and Reglet trim makes the walls seem to float. The great room has travertine and walnut built-ins and flows into a Poggenpohl kitchen fitted with Sub-Zero, Bosch and Wolf appliances and a 175-bottle wine refrigerator. Nearby are a butler’s pantry and bar with its own sink, and there is a private library.
The primary suite is a wing of its own, with a sitting room, two walk-in closets and two full baths, one of them with a deep soaking tub behind a glass wall facing the park. Two home offices sit in a custom-built pod within the suite. The condominium has three bedrooms, four bathrooms (three full and one half) and 3,500 square feet on a single level, with walnut and Italian porcelain floors. The building offers a concierge, an indoor pool, a fitness center and a library, and the unit comes with an underground parking space.
Reid Rosenthal of BHHS Fox & Roach At the Harper, Rittenhouse Square was the listing agent, and Patricia Royston of Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,525,000 · 440 S Broad St #2206 & 2204, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At Symphony House on the Avenue of the Arts, a condominium formed by combining Units 2206 and 2204 sold for $1,525,000. Built in 2007, it has three bedrooms and three bathrooms on one level, in 2,215 square feet, and skyline views from high above the avenue.
Venetian plaster walls, tray ceilings, crown molding and hardwood floors set the tone inside. The living room is built around an entertainment center, and the dining area next to it has a wall of windows and a balcony. The kitchen, open to the living space, has Sub-Zero and Viking appliances, granite counters, inset cabinetry and a large peninsula with seating.
The two bedroom suites are at opposite ends of the residence. On the primary side, a sitting room opens to a second balcony, and French doors lead to the bedroom, which has a full dressing room and a marble bath with a glass-enclosed shower and a bench. That wing also has an office lined in wood cabinetry and the laundry room. The building has a heated 65-foot indoor lap pool, a fitness center, a library, a clubroom and outdoor terraces, along with a concierge. The sale includes a covered garage space and two storage units.
Michael McCann of KW Empower and Zachary Matz of Keller Williams Main Line were the listing agents, and Rick Land of KW Empower represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,250,000 · 3101 Midvale Ave, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
In East Falls, a detached stone Tudor Revival built in 1906 sold for $1,250,000. The home, which shows Arts and Crafts influences, is in Queen Lane Manor, an early enclave that drew well-known Philadelphia architects. Among them was Lawrence Visscher Boyd, a resident who designed many homes there for the Queen Lane Land Company. The property last sold for $1 million in 2021.
Much of the original character remains: leaded glass windows, original millwork, front and rear staircases and three fireplaces, one gas, one wood-burning and one decorative. On the first floor are living, dining and family rooms, a laundry room, and a kitchen with an island that opens to a breakfast room. The six bedrooms, the most of any home in this group, are divided between the second and third floors, and the primary suite has a walk-in closet and a bath with a walk-in shower. The home has 4,197 square feet and four bathrooms, three full and one half, plus a walkout finished lower level with a workshop and space for fitness.
The 0.28-acre lot has front, side and rear yards. A wraparound porch runs across the front, an enclosed sun porch sits at the back, and a bluestone patio and walkways join professionally landscaped gardens planted with native species. A detached two-car garage and a driveway handle parking. McMichael Park is a block away, and Penn Charter is half a block from the home.
Tim Owen of Compass RE was the listing agent, and the home went under contract one day after it was listed, selling above its $1.2 million asking price. Cary Simons of Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer. With this sale, Compass RE agents listed three of the week’s five homes.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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