River Wards of Philadelphia

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The River Wards of Philadelphia is a collection of historically industrial, now rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods along the Delaware River in the city’s northeast, including areas such as Fishtown and Kensington.

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Label Occurrences
River Wards of Philadelphia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf informal geographic region
neighborhood grouping
borders Center City (across the Delaware River corridor)
Lower Northeast Philadelphia
North Philadelphia
containsNeighborhood Bridesburg
East Kensington
linked to: Kensington

Fishtown
Frankford
Harrowgate
Kensington
Olde Richmond
Port Richmond
currentTrend gentrification
demographicTrend influx of young professionals
rising housing costs
governedBy City of Philadelphia
linked to: Philadelphia
hasCulturalFeature former factory buildings
mixed industrial–residential streetscapes
rowhouse architecture
hasEconomicHistory manufacturing
shipping
warehousing
historicalCharacter industrial
knownFor arts and creative communities
conversion of industrial properties to housing
craft breweries and bars
rapid residential development
waterfront redevelopment
locatedAlong Delaware River
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States
locatedInDirectionFromCenter northeast Philadelphia
partOf Northeast Philadelphia planning area
Philadelphia City Council Districts 1 and 7
transportationAccess Interstate 95
Market–Frankford Line
urbanIssue displacement concerns
industrial-to-residential land use change
usedInContext city planning discussions
local media coverage
real estate marketing term

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Fishtown partOf River Wards of Philadelphia
subject linked to: Fishtown neighborhood