Permits have been issued for a three-story single-family home at 2623-25 Reed Street in Grays Ferry, South Philadelphia. The site spans two adjacent lots on a residential block bordered by South 26th Street, South 27th Street, Earp Street, and Reed Street. Permits list the A2 Design Group as the architect and Frankie D Contractors LLC as the general contractor.
Philly YIMBY’s recent site visit has noted that construction is underway at a three-story, seven-unit residential development at 138-40 Tasker Street in Dickinson Narrows, South Philadelphia. The new building rises on the south side of the block between South Front Street and South 2nd Street, near the corner of Tasker and 2nd. Designed by Fusa Designs, the structure will span 7,393 square feet and will feature a parking garage and two roof decks. Permits list Independence Construction Management as the contractor.
A new three-story residential project has been proposed for 1940 North 22nd Street, a site located in the heart of the Cecil B. Moore neighborhood in North Philadelphia. The development is planned for a 2,130-square-foot parcel situated on a block framed by West Croskey Street, West Norris Street, West Berks Street, and North 22nd Street. According to permit filings, CRUD LLC is listed as the property owner. Olympia Construction will oversee the construction of the project and architectural plans will be designed by 24/7 Seven Design Group LLC.
A new four-story residential development has been proposed for 1539 North 6th Street in Philadelphia’s Ludlow neighborhood. The project, which will be built on a 1,680-square-foot lot, is located on a block bordered by West Oxford Street, North Randolph Street, Jefferson Street, and North 6th Street. The development is being led by Prestige Design on 6th LLC, with R&D Realty LLC as the contractor and Plato Studio providing the architectural designs.
Permits have been issued for the construction of a four-story mixed-use residential project at 11 Shurs Lane in Manayunk, Philadelphia. The building will rise on a lot bounded by Cresson Lane, Main Street, and Shurs Lane. The submitted application also includes a proposal to demolish the existing structures of the C.O. Struse and Sons Coal complex.
