Boutique apartments across Philadelphia, designed, built and managed by one team for more than two decades.
Your own place in the neighborhoods Philadelphia’s talking about, a short ride from the office and a short walk from everything else.
Our buildings sit in Old City, Fishtown, Kensington, Brewerytown, Point Breeze, Kingsessing and more, close to the El, the trolley and the bike lanes, and surrounded by the cafés, restaurants and breweries that make these neighborhoods worth living in.
Inside, you get design you’d expect from a much bigger price tag: high-end finishes, green roofs and courtyards, and a management team that built the place and answers when you call.
About Metropolitan
Five stories on the light rail corridor, clad in true slate and brick, with a full-footprint green roof, a glass-fronted commercial ground floor, a fitness center and lounge inside, and an outdoor dog run.
Rendering
Deep-red brick wrapped in Apiary-designed meadows, with two private courtyards, a rooftop terrace, a sauna and fitness center, and the trolley to University City and Center City at the door.
A redeveloped 19th-century church that pairs its original trusses, columns and mouldings with in-unit laundry, hardwood floors and a corner garden by Apiary Studio.
Fifteen apartments and one commercial space under the El where Olde Kensington, Norris Square and Fishtown meet, one block from Berks station and about 15 minutes from Center City.
Every building is close to the El, the trolley or a bike lane into Center City, so getting to work doesn’t eat your morning.
Coffee on the corner, dinner down the block, and a brewery or music venue within walking distance.
Rooftop terraces, private courtyards and green roofs give you somewhere to unwind that isn’t your couch.
Apply, sign, pay rent and send maintenance requests from your phone through the resident portal.
Interiors built with high-end materials and a point of view, never off the shelf.
More than two decades building and managing in Philadelphia’s neighborhoods.
Green roofs, pollinator landscapes and adaptive reuse of historic buildings.
Ask about an apartment or commercial space, book a tour, or tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll let you know when it opens up.
