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Rare opportunity to acquire a seven-property portfolio and contiguous corner assemblage with a meaningful history in the North Philadelphia community. For years, the properties were owned by a local doctor whose work was centered on serving the surrounding neighborhood. The Diamond Street buildings housed a collection of community-based medical offices, including primary care, dental, and podiatry practices, while the prominent building along N 21st Street was originally envisioned as a retirement residence. Today, the offering includes 2101–2109 W Diamond Street and 2114–2116 N 21st Street, comprising approximately 10,795 square feet of land with 85 feet of continuous frontage along W Diamond Street and approximately 127 feet along N 21st Street. Five contiguous Diamond Street parcels are zoned CMX-2 and include a corner mixed-use property, residential properties, and former commercial and medical spaces. The two N 21st Street parcels are zoned RSA-5 and are configured as duplexes. Together, the properties provide approximately 23,010 square feet of existing above-grade building area and 14 total units, including nine residential and five commercial units, according to public records. With its substantial footprint, established connection to the neighborhood, and proximity to Temple University, this portfolio presents a unique opportunity for an investor, owner-user, medical or community-based organization, nonprofit, educational institution, or developer. A new owner may continue the property’s legacy of neighborhood service or explore opportunities for repositioning and redevelopment. All seven properties are being offered together as one portfolio and sold in their present condition. Square footage, dimensions, zoning, permitted uses, unit counts, occupancy, licenses, and development potential should be independently verified by the buyer.

Rare opportunity to acquire a seven-property portfolio and contiguous corner assemblage with a meaningful history in the North Philadelphia community. For years, the properties were owned by a local doctor whose work was centered on serving the surrounding neighborhood. The Diamond Street buildings housed a collection of community-based medical offices, including primary care, dental, and podiatry practices, while the prominent building along N 21st Street was originally envisioned as a retirement residence. Today, the offering includes 2101–2109 W Diamond Street and 2114–2116 N 21st Street, comprising approximately 10,795 square feet of land with 85 feet of continuous frontage along W Diamond Street and approximately 127 feet along N 21st Street. Five contiguous Diamond Street parcels are zoned CMX-2 and include a corner mixed-use property, residential properties, and former commercial and medical spaces. The two N 21st Street parcels are zoned RSA-5 and are configured as duplexes. Together, the properties provide approximately 23,010 square feet of existing above-grade building area and 14 total units, including nine residential and five commercial units, according to public records. With its substantial footprint, established connection to the neighborhood, and proximity to Temple University, this portfolio presents a unique opportunity for an investor, owner-user, medical or community-based organization, nonprofit, educational institution, or developer. A new owner may continue the property’s legacy of neighborhood service or explore opportunities for repositioning and redevelopment. All seven properties are being offered together as one portfolio and sold in their present condition. Square footage, dimensions, zoning, permitted uses, unit counts, occupancy, licenses, and development potential should be independently verified by the buyer.