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6115 Osceola Street. Building rendering. Credit: KJO Architecture via the City of Philadelphia

Permits Issued for Construction of Single-Family Dwelling at 6115 Osceola Street Unit 11 in East Germantown, Northwest Philadelphia

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

Permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story single-family townhouse at 6115 Osceola Street in the East Germantown neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. The structure, which will be built as part of a 12-building townhouse complex, is described as Unit 11 within the project master plan, and will be erected upon a vacant lot situated on the northeast side of the block between Herman Street and East Tulpehocken Street. The residence will span 2,498 square feet and will feature a cellar, a roof deck, and an outdoor parking space for one car at the rear of the property. The development team includes KJO Architecture as the designer and BF Capital Developers as the contractor.

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3047 Martha Street. Front building elevation. Credit: Marshall Sabatini Architecture via the City of Philadelphia

Construction Permits Issued for Single-Family Residence at 3047 Martha Street in Kensington

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

Permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story single-family residential building at 3047 Martha Street in Port Richmond. The structure will replace a section of an existing parking lot sited on the southeast side of the block between Ann Street and East Clearfield Street. The building will span 1,421 square feet and will include a basement. The project team consists of BMK Properties as the owner, Marshall Sabatini Architecture as the designer, and Urban Renewal Builders as the contractor.

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2828 Master Street. Building elevation. Credit: Moto Designshop via the City of Philadelphia

Permits Issued for Single-Family Residence at 2828 Master Street in Brewerytown, North Philadelphia

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

Residential building permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story single-family rowhouse at 2828 Master Street in Brewerytown, North Philadelphia. The new building will rise from a vacant lot situated at the southwest corner of Master and North Dover streets, and will span 1,437 interior square feet. The development team, which has previously collaborated on other similarly-scaled projects in relative vicinity, consists of the Philadelphia Housing Authority and the Civetta Property Group as the owners, Moto Designshop as the architect, and Spruce Builders as the contractor.

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3210 Cecil B Moore Avenue. Building elevation. Credit: Moto Designshop via the City of Philadelphia

Permits Issued for Single-Family Rowhouse at 3210 Cecil B Moore Avenue in Strawberry Mansion, North Philadelphia

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

Permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story single-family dwelling at 3210 Cecil B. Moore Avenue in Cecil B. Moore, North Philadelphia. The new rowhouse will replace of a currently vacant lot situated on the south side of the block between North 32nd and North Natrona streets. The building will span 1,377 square feet. The project team consists of the Philadelphia Housing Authority as the owner, Moto Designshop as the architect, and Spruce Builders as the contractor.

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1421 South 21st Street. Site conditions prior to redevelopment. Credit: In Earnest Design via the City of Philadelphia

Permits Issued for Single-Family Residence at 1421 South 21st Street in Point Breeze, South Philadelphia

By Vitali Ogorodnikov

Residential building permits have been issued for the construction of a three-story single-family rowhouse at 1421 South 21st Street in Point Breeze, South Philadelphia. The attached structure will rise upon a presently vacant lot situated between two recently built rowhouses on the east side of the block between Gerritt Street and Wilder Street. The building will span 2,078 square feet and will include a basement. The development team includes Faust Joyce Ann as the owner, In Earnest Design as the architect, and Korabi LLC as the contractor.

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