Realtors in Northern Liberties
Northern Liberties has real estate brokerages with offices in the neighborhood, whether you are buying, selling, renting, or still deciding where to land. Below are a few worth talking to.
What to know in Northern Liberties
- Ask about the neighborhood. Ask any agent about the sales or rentals they have handled in Northern Liberties before you sign anything.
- The three below work in different ways. One lists leasing and property management as its specialty, one works with buyers, sellers, investors, developers, and renters, and one lists homes for sale and for rent.
Where to go
Engel & Völkers
Real estate brokerage with a Philadelphia office on N. 2nd Street in Northern Liberties, listing properties for sale and for rent.
JG Real Estate
Full-service real estate brokerage specializing in leasing and Philadelphia property management, and also representing buyers and sellers.
Philly Property Group
Real estate brokerage working with buyers, sellers, investors, developers, and renters in Philadelphia.
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Common questions
How can I check that a real estate agent is licensed in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania's Department of State lets you look up a professional's license status, and any disciplinary history, in its Pennsylvania Licensing System (PALS) database. Real estate licensing falls under the State Real Estate Commission, one of the boards PALS covers. See the state's license verification page.
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