Fitler Square is located along the Schuylkill River in the Southwest corner of Center City. The neighborhood and the half-acre park sandwiched between Panama and Pine Street at 23rd St are named after former Philadelphia mayor Edwin Henry Fitler. Every Saturday you’ll find most of the residents here picking up local produce at the year-round farmer’s market.

The quiet family-friendly neighborhood is just as prestigious (and priced as so) as neighboring Rittenhouse but not as busy. Small cafes and restaurants cater to the mostly residential area. Old world charm is found throughout the area’s grand 19th and 20th-century townhomes.

The proximity to the city’s busier neighborhoods makes Fitler Square admirable to families, empty-nesters, and young professionals. Residents can find a quiet spot in the park or along the Schuylkill River Park or stay active at the Markwood Rec Center.

Blogs about the area

Vintage Furniture Shopping in and around Philly

Updated Vintage Furniture Guide! If you are searching for the mid-century lamp or postmodern coffee table of your dreams, we’ve put together a directory and cheat sheet on shopping for vintage furniture in and around Philly.

PHILLY HOME GIRLS Local Holiday Gift Guide 2023

We made a list and checked it twice - local shops, makers, and artists, naughty and nice! PHG is here to help you find gifts for even the most difficult person on your list.

Parks on Tap 2023

We love Parks On Tap! Get ready to spend the evening with friends (pups and kids are welcome) under the trees of Philly’s green spaces.

Neighborhood Chat: Port Richmond

Our Marketing Manager, Bonnie Wisnowski calls this neighborhood home. Here she tells us what she loves about Port Richmond and why you should become her new neighbor (or at least come to visit).

Badass Women of Philadelphia

Recently, Rebecca, co-founder of Beyond the Bell Tours, guided our whole team on the “Badass Women of Philadelphia” tour one hot day in July. We learned about the many amazing women of Philadelphia, including doctors, activists and a slave that escaped the home of George Washington.

Moving in Philly: Temporary No Parking Permits

A step by step guide to obtaining a Temporary No Parking permit in Philadelphia. If you don’t want to get yelled at for blocking through traffic, annoy your new neighbors, stress out about squeezing between cars, or possibly get a ticket, the $25-$50 may be worth it..

EXPERT Advice: When to use a Real Estate Agent to Find a Rental in Philly

Are you moving to Philly from another city? Have a tight budget? Need pet-friendly? Let us help you figure out if using a real estate agent is best for you.

Living large in a tiny home

Whether you’re enticed by the idea of saving money or you’re tired of a cluttered lifestyle, the tiny home movement has gained a significant and devoted following. So what exactly is the Tiny House Movement? For many, it’s born out of the desire to live as simply and economically as possible.

Homestories Nearby

At Home With...Shana and Scott

With a central location that is walkable in all directions, it is no wonder that Shana and Scott found a little slice of paradise among the streets of Rittenhouse. They invited us inside their home that was built in the 1800s, just in time for the magnolia tree to be in full bloom!

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