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Old Posted Nov 10, 2017, 11:46 PM
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That's true. But in Philly I can't think of ANY new construction residential in recent years that's more beyond mediocre except for The Bridge and The Alexander. Perhaps the second tower in East Market will be. There may be a few others but none spring to mind. Most stuff that goes up is DRECK or mediocre. Very, very little good or great. We do a bit better with commercial highrises/towers and mixed use buildings. Some of those are quite good, I think.
Residential buildings often try to pinch pennies as much as possible so it's not surprising that their design quality is lower than most mixed use or commercial buildings. Also, NY and to a lesser extent Chicago have exponentially more buildings going up than Philly so they're gonna have more hits too. The quantity difference is too vast to make a realistic comparison.
     
     
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