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Philadelphia rental compliance by neighborhood

Philadelphia has 92,379 active rental licenses covering 289,347 units, and more than 166,384 license records that have gone inactive. Here is what that looks like where your properties are.

NeighborhoodZip codesActive licensesLicensed unitsBuilt pre-1978
Center City and Rittenhouse19102, 19103, 191072,50733,85579%
Old City and Society Hill191068336,28870%
Northern Liberties191231,33711,13944%
Fishtown191252,0486,24074%
Kensington and Port Richmond191344,5206,28697%
Fairmount, Brewerytown and Francisville19130, 191215,30418,78078%
Temple and North Philadelphia19122, 19132, 191335,82917,91590%
University City191043,49524,63087%
West Philadelphia and Cobbs Creek19139, 19143, 1914210,17220,38198%
Overbrook, Wynnefield and Parkside19131, 191513,63913,23599%
Graduate Hospital and Point Breeze19146, 191457,07112,98684%
Queen Village and Bella Vista191472,7437,52878%
South Philadelphia and East Passyunk191483,3675,23595%
Manayunk and Roxborough19127, 191281,9068,58780%
East Falls191295982,40091%
Germantown191442,46311,61598%
Mount Airy191197883,63196%
Chestnut Hill191182872,06690%
Northeast Philadelphia19111, 19114, 19115, 19116, 19149, 1915213,16833,16789%
Frankford, Mayfair and Tacony19124, 19135, 191368,79314,75798%
Olney, Logan and Oak Lane19120, 19141, 191264,55611,045100%

Source: City of Philadelphia open data, September 2026.

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