Philly Buyer Closing Costs: What You'll Pay in 2026
Buying in Philadelphia? Plan on 4% to 6% in closing costs. Your half of the 4.578% transfer tax is the biggest line; a seller credit or City grant can cut it.

Port Richmond is Philadelphia's lowest-priced neighborhood in our guide, a $225K median for solid row homes. What that buys, what to inspect, and what's changing.

Roxborough is Philadelphia's best value for a twin with a driveway and yard: a $375K median, stone houses, and a historic district to check on Ridge Ave.

Pennsport is South Philadelphia's riverfront row home grid: typical sales in the $300Ks, the Mummers on Two Street, and a new path to the Delaware River Trail.

Queen Village pairs Philadelphia's oldest church with some of its narrowest, most walkable streets. Here's the honest read on price, stock, and daily life.

Graduate Hospital is one of Philadelphia's most walkable neighborhoods, named for a hospital that's been closed since 2007. Here's what it's like now.

Fairmount/Art Museum is one of Philadelphia's most walkable neighborhoods, with rowhomes near the Art Museum steps. Here's what it's actually like to live there.
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