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Avenue of the Arts, Callowhill, Chinatown, Elfreth's Alley, Fitler Square, Franklintown, Logan Square, Jewelers' Row,Market East, Old City, Museum District, Penn Center, Penn's Landing, Rittenhouse Square, Society Hill, South Street, Washington Square West, Washington Square, Midtown Village, Gayborhood Bella Vista, Central South Philadelphia, Devil's Pocket, Dickinson Narrows, East Passyunk Crossing, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park, Girard Estate, Greenwich, Grays Ferry, Hawthorne, Italian Market, Lower Moyamensing, Marconi Plaza, Moyamensing, Newbold, Packer Park, Passyunk Square, Pennsport, Point Breeze, Queen Village, Schuylkill, Southwark, Southwest Center City / Graduate Hospital, Sports Complex, Tasker, Wharton, Whitman, Wilson Park, West Passyunk
Angora, Bartram Village,
Clearview,
Kingsessing,
Eastwick,
Elmwood Park,
Hedgerow,
Belmont Village, Carroll
Park, Cathedral Park,
Cedar Park,
Cobbs Creek,
Dunlap,
Chestnut Hill, Germantown,
Morton,
Wister,
West Oak Lane,
Cedarbrook,
Brewerytown, Cabot,
Fairhill,
Fairmount,
Francisville,
Hartranft,
Ludlow,
North Central,
Northern Liberties,
Poplar,
Sharswood,
Spring Garden, South Lehigh,
Stanton,
Allegheny West,
Franklinville,
Glenwood,
Hunting Park,
Nicetown-Tioga,
East Oak Lane,
Feltonville, Fern Rock,
Logan,
Melrose Park,
Ogontz,
Academy Gardens, Ashton-Woodenbridge, Bustleton, Byberry, Crestmont Farms, Krewstown, Millbrook, Modena Park, Morrell Park, Normandy, Parkwood, Pennypack, Somerton, Torresdale, Upper Holmesburg, Winchester Park Burholme, Castor Garden, Crescentville, Fox Chase, Frankford, Holme Circle, Holmesburg, Juniata, Lawncrest, Lawndale, Lexington Park, Mayfair, Northwood, Oxford Circle, Rhawnhurst, Ryers, Tacony, Wissinoming
Bridesburg, Fishtown,
Harrowgate,
Kensington,
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Philadelphia Commuting Info Philadelphia's commuter trains, operated by SEPTA (www.septa.or), serve both the city and the suburbs. The famous Philadelphia Main Line, a cluster of affluent suburbs, got its start -- and its name -- from the Pennsylvania Railroad route that ran westward from Center City.
Home to 83,000 residents, the third largest downtown population in the U.S. after New York and Chicago, with a wide range of housing options from modern
condos, to historic townhouses, to converted lofts—all near great parks and extraordinary recreational opportunities. 30% of Center City residents are between the ages of 25 and 34, and 79% of these young professionals have college degrees.
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