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Philadelphia Apartments. If you want to be in the center of a thriving metropolis, this is the place to be. Surrounded by gleaming skyscrapers, handsome old buildings, stately stores, Center City has been the center for business, culture, hospitality and shopping for the last 100 years, only now it is undergoing a dramatic resurgence.

You'll see signs of excitement building everywhere. The new convention center has re-energized the retail corridor along Market Street. New hotels are on the rise. Broad Street has been renamed "Avenue of the Arts", a lively mix of business and entertainment. Restaurants and retailers are opening around Rittenhouse Row... and every day you'll hear details of new developments taking shape downtown.

One of the biggest developments started 20 years ago, when Historic Landmarks converted many rundown structures-old hotels, hospitals, manufacturing facilities and warehouses-into first-class residential communities. Today, as the city rebuilds around these buildings with the shops, services and attractions that are so important to the urban lifestyle, there's no better place to live than in the center of it all.

HISTORIC LANDMARKS
The Touraine
The Touraine. 		1520 Spruce Street - 134-unit highrise was built as a grand hotel in 1917. The preserved architectural elements and lavish design details are the epitome of elegance and sophistication.
The Packard Motor Car Building
The Packard. 		317 North Broad Street - 151-unit highrise landmark built in 1910 as grand showroom and assembly plant for the Packard Motorcar Company then became a newspaper publishing facility.
The Metropolitan
The Metropolitan. 		117 N. 15th Street - 120-unit twin-tower 26-story highrise was built as a hotel in 1926 and served as a YMCA and USO dormitory during World War II. An Art Deco landmark!
The Lofts at Logan View
The Lofts at Logan View. 		1666 Callowhill Street - 108-unit red brick structure was built in the late 1800's for Harrington Machine Company and today incorporates many of the industrial architectural elements.
Locust Point
Locust Point. 		2429 Locust Street - 110-unit midrise located along the Schuylkill River typifies industrial architectural style of early 1900's when it was home to Penn-Lippincott Publishing Company.
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