Philadelphia’s Moment is Here this July—Be Part of It

Philadelphia Is America's Hottest Real Estate Opportunity Summer in Philadelphia is unlike any other. This year, however, is special because our city isn't simply celebrating Independence Day—it is celebrating America's 250th Anniversary (the Semiquincentennial) as the birthplace of our nation. Throughout 2026, Philadelphia is hosting year-long events, exhibitions, festivals, and global...

June 2026 Newsletter

☀️ June 2026 Newsletter☀️ Happy June, Philly! School is wrapping up, the Phillies are heating up, and summer is officially around the corner. Whether you're planning backyard BBQs, weekends down the shore, or just trying to stay cool in the city - June is one of my favorite times of year in Philadelphia. As temperatures rise, unfortunately, so do energy bills. This month I'm sharing...

Two Years In, Two Years Honored: Thank You, Philadelphia

Philly's Favorite Broker According to the Philadelphia Inquirer There are moments in life that feel impossible to put into words — and winning Philly’s Favorite Broker for the second year in a row is absolutely one of them. When I opened Shqiponja Likaj Realty just two years ago - I had a vision, a whole lot of determination, and an unwavering love for this city. I knew I wanted to...

May in Philadelphia: Market Stats & What’s Coming Next

🏡 Philadelphia Real Estate Market Update (May 2026) Let’s start with the numbers (because data is as valuable as investing in real estate): Median home price in Philadelphia, PA is about $265,000, up 6% year-over-year  Average home value sits around $229K–$231K, with steady growth of ~2%  Homes are taking about 70 days to sell on average  Inventory is rising, with...

Is Now a Good Time to Buy a Condo in Philadelphia? (2026 Market Breakdown)

If you’re thinking about buying a condo in Philadelphia right now, you’re probably stuck on one question: Should I buy now… or wait it out? Between interest rates, headlines about price drops, and “everyone waiting for a crash,” it’s hard to know what’s actually happening on the ground. Here’s the truth— the city of Brotherly & Sisterly love is not following the national...

What Does “As-Is” Really Mean in a Real Estate Transaction?

If you’ve been browsing homes in Philadelphia, you’ve probably seen listings advertised as being sold “as-is.” Many buyers assume this means the property comes with no disclosures, no inspections, and no negotiations. In reality, “as-is” is one of the most misunderstood phrases in real estate. Here’s what it actually means from a consumer perspective and what...

🍂 November in Philly: Rate Relief, Market Shifts, and End-of-Year Opportunities

Happy November, Philly! The air is crisp, the stoops are covered in leaves, and the real estate scene is showing signs of movement in a surprisingly steady fall season. With mortgage rates dipping, a new City Council expected to be seated after this week’s election, and a growing number of price adjustments on listings, opportunity is back on the table. Calling all smart buyers, strategic sellers, and...

🍂 October in Philly: Reassessments, Buyer Opportunity Windows, & Aging Homes

Fall is in full swing—and so is the rhythm of Philadelphia’s housing market. This month, we’re highlighting property tax reassessments, a prime buy window in mid-October, and the growing challenges of maintaining Philly’s aging housing stock. Read on for insight, strategy, and how working with Shqiponja Likaj Realty gives you a local edge. 🏡 Property Reassessment & Appeal...

September in Philly: Tax Relief, Housing Fair, and Major Developments

Fall’s arrival brings fresh energy—and crucial updates—for Philadelphia’s housing scene. From expanded tax relief to reviving rental assistance, plus ambitious new construction shaping the skyline, this issue surfaces everything you need to stay ahead—and stay grounded—in your Philadelphia home goals. 🏡 Low-Income Property Tax Freeze Extended to September 30 Good news for...

MOVING IN PHILLY: TEMPORARY NO PARKING PERMITS 

Do you need a street closure permit to move in Philadelphia? If you're moving to an area with plenty of street parking, probably not. Otherwise, a Temporary No Parking permit costs $25-$50. It might be worth it to avoid blocking traffic, annoying new neighbors, stressing over parking, or getting a ticket.  With more people and cars, narrow streets, and increased construction, parking in many...

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