 Luxury Real Estate: If Philadelphia inspired the effervescent lifestyle of
Benjamin Franklin, served as the gathering spot to
signers of the Declaration of Independence and gave
Sylvester Stallone a classic location for all the
Rocky movies, then, yo, why not let it ring your bell
too? No longer NYC's "little sister" or just the king
of cheesesteaks and home of the most demanding sports
fans, Philadelphia is a major metropolis rich with
historical landmarks, old-world charm and upscale
living at its finest. The Murano Condominium project
represents the best of Philly's new era while
seamlessly blending into the city's vaunted heritage
and surroundings.
The Murano, which is currently under construction,
will be a 42-story high-rise with 302 residencies and
9,000 square feet of first-floor retail space. Unit
sizes range from 742 to over 2,000 square feet with
one, two or three bedrooms, and all units have
floor-to-ceiling windows. The sixth floor will have a
swimming pool, spa, full-fitness center and a
hospitality area for casual gatherings or formal
events. The Avenue of the Arts, Restaurant Row,
featuring Le Bec-Fin and Capital Grille, Rittenhouse
Square, the Academy of Music and the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts make up the surrounding
neighborhood.
Pre-construction prices are from high $300s to $2
million. With Philadelphia's real estate increasing
faster than the national average, it may be a most
opportunistic time to look into the Murano at
www.themuranocondominium.com.
For LxM James Rothaar
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