Bucks County real estate news
I'm Jarrell James, a REALTOR with KW Empower. Every week on ReLLestate I go through the region's real estate news. This page is everything from those episodes about Bucks County, newest first.
What's been reported
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Urbn, the parent of Urban Outfitters, announced a $150 million expansion: a 975,000 square foot Nuuly facility in Falls Township, Bucks County, with at least 600 jobs, plus at least 450 jobs at its Navy Yard headquarters.
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The Birches at New Hope opened in Bucks County with 93 senior living units, including personal care and memory care.
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A 973,000 square foot warehouse at South Penn Logistics Center in Morrisville, Bucks County, is fully leased.
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The median home price in New Hope reached $1.425 million, up 32% from a year earlier, and a riverfront home sold for $9.5 million, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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Levittown had the region's fastest selling ZIP codes in the second quarter of 2025: homes in 19054 sold in 50 days at about $399,000, per the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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The fastest selling ZIP codes in the region included Newtown (19067) and West Chester (19382), with Manayunk and Roxborough (19128) and Graduate Hospital (19146) close behind.
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Stateside Vodka signed an 11 year lease for 34,000 square feet at 1100 Ludlow St. in Market East, moving its headquarters from Bucks County.
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Warrington in Bucks County had a median home price of about $600,000, Philadelphia Magazine reported.
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Million dollar home sales are rising in Doylestown, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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Median down payments rose sharply in 2025: $38,000 in Philadelphia (up nearly 32%), $65,000 in Chester County (up 47%), $55,000 in Bucks County (up 40%) and $52,500 in Montgomery County (up 35%).
, ReLLestate Episode 5: Post-Easter Pop — Philly Real Estate Springs Back!
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Toll Brothers bought 9.8 acres on Butler Avenue in New Britain, Bucks County, for 44 townhomes.
, ReLLestate Episode 3: Deals, Developments & What’s Poppin’ Around Philly
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A $1.5 billion data center campus of more than 2 million square feet was approved at the former U.S. Steel site in Fairless Hills.
, ReLLestate: Episode 2 – From Blueprints to Backstages (Week of March 25)
Prices, counts and percentages are what was reported the week each episode ran. They are news about the area, not a valuation of any one property.
Questions about Bucks County
What is Urbn building in Bucks County?
A 975,000 square foot laundry and storage facility for its Nuuly clothing rental business in Falls Township, expected to open in 2028 with at least 600 jobs. It is part of a $150 million regional expansion. From Episode 46, June 15, 2026
What is The Birches at New Hope?
A senior living community in Bucks County that opened in 2026 with 93 units, including personal care and memory care apartments. From Episode 41, March 23, 2026
How much do homes cost in New Hope?
The median home price in New Hope was $1.425 million in early 2026, up 32% from a year earlier, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. Riverfront homes trade well above that, including a recent $9.5 million sale. From Episode 36, February 2, 2026
Where do homes sell fastest in Bucks County?
In the second quarter of 2025 it was Levittown. Homes in ZIP code 19054 sold in about 50 days at around $399,000 and in 19057 in about 52 days at $347,000, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. From Episode 27, October 21, 2025
How much is a typical down payment in the Philadelphia area?
In early 2025 the median was $38,000 in Philadelphia, $65,000 in Chester County, $55,000 in Bucks County and $52,500 in Montgomery County, all up at least 32% from the year before. Those are medians of what buyers paid, not minimums, and many loan programs allow much less. From ReLLestate Episode 5: Post-Easter Pop — Philly Real Estate Springs Back!, April 22, 2025
What is Toll Brothers building in New Britain?
44 townhomes on a 9.8 acre parcel along Butler Avenue in Bucks County, with three bedroom units and garages. From ReLLestate Episode 3: Deals, Developments & What’s Poppin’ Around Philly, April 7, 2025
Is a data center being built in Bucks County?
A $1.5 billion campus was approved in 2025 at the former U.S. Steel site in Fairless Hills. NorthPoint Development planned 10 low rise buildings totaling more than 2 million square feet as part of the Keystone Trade Center. From ReLLestate: Episode 2 – From Blueprints to Backstages (Week of March 25), March 31, 2025
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Episodes that covered Bucks County
- Historic Fights, Big Money & World Cup Summer June 15, 2026
- Good Food, Big Moves & Smarter Living March 23, 2026
- Philly Pressure, Parade Vibes & Big-Move Energy March 9, 2026
- Philly’s Building, Ballin’ & Buzzin’: Homes, Culture & Capital February 2, 2026
- Philly’s Rent Squeeze, Fall Fests & Data Center Drama October 21, 2025
- Greater Philly’s Luxury Surge, Fall Fests & Port Power October 6, 2025
- Greater Philly’s Luxury Boom, Playoff Fever & Urban Shifts September 29, 2025
- Greater Philly’s Market Moves, Fests & Big Plans September 16, 2025
- Shifting Gears & Setting Trends: Philly Real Estate in Motion June 23, 2025
- ReLLestate Episode 5: Post-Easter Pop — Philly Real Estate Springs Back! April 22, 2025
- ReLLestate Episode 3: Deals, Developments & What’s Poppin’ Around Philly April 7, 2025
- ReLLestate: Episode 2 – From Blueprints to Backstages (Week of March 25) March 31, 2025
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