Northern Liberties
Rent $2,200-$5,000/mo; buy $450K-$1.2MNorthern Liberties, Philadelphia, PA 19123
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A polished, fast-gentrified district of new mid-rises, restaurants, and a riverfront, just south of Temple's campus.
Anchored to Temple's Edberg-Olson Football Complex in North Philadelphia. Picks favor quieter, doorman-secured neighborhoods a short drive from campus (Northern Liberties, Fishtown, Center City) over the immediate student blocks, balancing privacy, safety, and a 20-minute radius to the practice facility and Lincoln Financial Field.
A polished, fast-gentrified district of new mid-rises, restaurants, and a riverfront, just south of Temple's campus.
Philadelphia's marquee food-and-music neighborhood, full of converted lofts and rowhomes along the Delaware.
Philadelphia's most prestigious address: glass towers and pre-war buildings with 24-hour concierge and valet around a manicured park.
A calm, leafy stretch along the Parkway museum corridor with high-rise condos and brownstones near the river.
The neighborhoods above sit inside a twenty-minute drive of Edberg-Olson Football Complex. But many athletes prioritize lifestyle, privacy, and prestige over commute — these are the areas across Philadelphia where athletes most often buy and rent, even though they’re a longer drive from the facility.
The wealthiest ZIP code in the Philadelphia region, Gladwyne is a quasi-rural pocket of the Main Line defined by multi-acre estates, gated drives, and riverfront parcels along the Schuylkill, with the Philadelphia Country Club at its center. Median values top $2M and the priciest manors push past $8.5M.
One of Pennsylvania's first 'million-dollar communities,' Villanova pairs stately tree-lined streets with some of the oldest, grandest homes on the Main Line — 8-bedroom castle-style estates on 2-plus acres with sport courts and guest houses regularly trade in the $3M–$5M range.
A consistently top-ranked, quiet South Jersey town that has quietly housed a long roster of pros — Ben Simmons, DeSean Jackson, Terrell Owens, and Nick Castellanos among them — with large gated lots, lower taxes than Pennsylvania, and discreet new-build mansions. Recent athlete-owned homes have sold near $4.9M.
Philadelphia's most exclusive urban address, this leafy Center City square is ringed by full-service luxury towers like 1706 Rittenhouse and 500 Walnut, where high-floor condos and penthouses run from the low millions into the $15M+ range. Long the in-town base for the city's richest residents and athletes.