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Philadelphia neighborhoods. One flat fee everywhere.
Eleven neighborhood guides, from Old City to Chestnut Hill. Pick your block. Then buy it for $9,750 flat, with the rest of the buyer-broker fee back as a rebate, or sell it for $15,750 flat. No percentages, no surprises.
- transacted, real estate + mortgage
- $3B+
- transacted, real estate + mortgage
- completed closings
- 211
- completed closings
- Zillow rating
- 4.9★
- Zillow rating
- E&O claims in 10 years
- 0
- E&O claims in 10 years
The neighborhoods
Pick your Philadelphia neighborhood
Each guide covers the neighborhood and the same simple deal: full service, flat fee, your rebate.
Bella Vista real estate
Translated from Italian, Bella Vista means beautiful view, with good reason. A beautiful residential area with historic homes.
Explore the neighborhood →Brewerytown real estate
Every neighborhood has a story. Brewerytown's dates back centuries, rich with history, struggle, and success.
Explore the neighborhood →Chestnut Hill real estate
Once, and still often, referred to as one of Philadelphia's most affluent neighborhoods. A tranquil escape.
Explore the neighborhood →Fairmount real estate
Few areas carry as much interest and appeal, with a vibrant history dating back to the days of William Penn.
Explore the neighborhood →Fitler Square real estate
Near sought-after Rittenhouse, with a much more tranquil and serene escape from typical city living.
Explore the neighborhood →Hawthorne real estate
One of Philadelphia's lesser-known neighborhoods, probably because it sits so close to Society Hill and other desirable addresses.
Explore the neighborhood →Old City real estate
The oldest area in Philadelphia and its most famous, with symbolic buildings such as Independence Hall.
Explore the neighborhood →Queen Village real estate
A residential area bordering Society Hill and Bella Vista, next to the Delaware River on the city's eastern side.
Explore the neighborhood →Rittenhouse real estate
More than an attractive location and a popular neighborhood: a buzzing community that seems to create its own way of living.
Explore the neighborhood →Society Hill real estate
One of Philadelphia's most sought-after and expensive neighborhoods, blending comfort with urban living.
Explore the neighborhood →University City real estate
Philadelphia has a large young adult population, and a majority of those residents reside in University City.
Explore the neighborhood →The fee
One flat fee. Not a percentage.
Traditional agents charge a percentage of the price, so their pay rises with what you spend. Ours does not. You are the hero of this transaction. We just work for you, for a flat fee.
Buying in Philadelphia
Full service, full representation, no dual agency. You pay $9,750 flat. The buyer-broker fee in your contract, minus our flat fee, comes back to you as a rebate.
Selling in Philadelphia
Full-service listing for $15,750 flat. Compared to a traditional percentage commission, more of your equity stays where it belongs: with you.
Philadelphia FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to buy a home in Philadelphia with Arrivva?
$9,750 flat, not a percentage of the price. The buyer-broker fee in your contract, minus our flat fee, comes back to you as a rebate.
What does it cost to sell a home in Philadelphia with Arrivva?
$15,750 flat for a full-service listing. No percentage commission, so more of your equity stays with you.
Which Philadelphia neighborhoods does Arrivva cover?
These guides cover Bella Vista, Brewerytown, Chestnut Hill, Fairmount, Fitler Square, Hawthorne, Old City, Queen Village, Rittenhouse, Society Hill, and University City, across the greater Philadelphia area.
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