Jake Blumgart is a Commercial Real Estate Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers the changing fortunes of the office, housing, and retail sectors in Philadelphia, focusing on new development and the impact of public policy on the real estate industry. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Atlantic and The Morning Call.
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Jake Blumgart's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, real estate industry, and business in Philadelphia. His articles often discuss the development of neighborhoods, housing issues, and city council decisions within Pennsylvania and specifically Philadelphia.
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By: Jake Blumgart
The project will replace some of the housing authority's older low rise homes in the area.
By: Jake Blumgart
The project contains an unusual amount of parking for an apartment building in this part of the city, but some neighbors want more.
By: Jake Blumgart
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The project, next to the Mario Lanza mural, contains an unusual amount of parking for an apartment building in this part of the city, but some neighbors want more.
By: Jake Blumgart
Philadelphia's largest office building owner isn't ruling out more sales in the region.
By: Jake Blumgart
The sale comes amid turmoil in commercial real estate, as heightened interest rates stress the market.
By: Jake Blumgart
The new book "Build or Die" explores the Yes In My Backyard (YIMBY) movement and argues that American cities need to build more homes.
By: Jake Blumgart
Published Listen to article • Mayor Cherelle L. Parker 's latest effort to boost housing production in Philadelphia advanced at a
By: Jake Blumgart
The plan is to carve the interior of the space into multiple uses, although the exact tenants aren't clear yet.
By: Sean Walsh, Jake Blumgart
DeVonté Douglass in 2021 was fired from his role in the district attorney’s office and pleaded guilty to a prostitution-related misdemeanor after fatally shooting a sex worker in self-defense.
