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Vol. 70 NO.28

July 13, 2017

Housing market heats up in South Philly

Tom Cardella

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tried, dear reader. I tried really really hard. For three straight weeks, I did not write a column about the president. I enrolled in TA — Trump Anonymous, an organization dedicated to members of the media shake their Trump addiction. I poured my heart out at TA meetings where I sat next to Mika Brzezinski (she of a face that doesn’t need lifting). I spoke openly about my own flaws and petty complaints. I watched sports instead of MSNBC and CNN (though I admit that even in my darkest moments of addiction I was never tempted to watch Fox News after Megyn Kelly left). I confined my reading to the sports pages and pretended to get excited over the Sixers prospects (even though The Process is not expected to reach fruition until my grandchildren are on Social Security — if the Republicans haven’t privatized it. But I broke down during the Fourth of July holiday. I blame the liberal company that I keep. Or is that escaping personal accountability? With apologies to my president

A recent economic report shows strong home sales across four local zip codes

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Philadelphia consistently have had the highest results. Sales across the 19145, 19146, 19147 and 19148 zip codes accounted for almost 20 percent of all home sales sold in May 2017. “I‘m not surprised by that report because the market in South Philadelphia has been very strong within the past year or so,� Joseph Biancaniello, associate broker and coowner of Alpha Realty Group Inc., 1700 W. Moyamensing Ave., said. “The appeal is a few things, but mainly the close proximity to Center City, major highways and our

public transportation system.� Biancaniello continued that, because it’s easy for residents to get from South Philly to almost anywhere in the immediate area, people are drawn to the idea they can simply jump on a bus, train or on the subway and be in Center City or on a major highway in just 10 minutes. Additionally, the many new and old restaurants in this part of the city also draw people in, with East Passyunk Avenue having established itself as a premier dining destination throughout the city. Other hot neighborhoods, accordSee HOUSING MARKET page 6 >>

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lthough domestic and professional partners, Rosemary Hay and Rudy Caporaso had been working within the theater industry for years when they decided to move to South Philly to open their own company, REV Theatre Company, focusing on works and creative avenues important to them. Thus, they’ve most recently put together a site-specific, immersive production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet� at the Laurel Hill Cemetery that will be performed for a second consecutive week on Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15 at 8 p.m. As co-artistic directors of their theater company, Hay and Caporaso, residents of Queen Village, have spent a great deal of time making connections and establishing relationships within the Philadelphia theater scene and beyond. For example, stemming from her faculty status at both the University of the Arts and Temple University, Hay has been able to provide her company with access to rehearsal space and additional actors when necessary. Additionally, the couple first coordinated in 2011 a performance of an Irish play, “Carthaginians� by Frank McGuinness. The performance was set in a cemetery in Laurel Hill as the play is set in a graveyard in Northern Ireland (specifically, Derry) during the Troubles. Since then, they have established a strong, symbiotic relationship and partnership with the cemetery and its personnel. Through this partnership, REV Theatre Company is able to come to the board of the Laurel Hill Cemetery for approval for

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On Monday, July 10 at approximately 9:53 p.m., officers responded to the report of a shooting at 19th and McKean streets

Neighborhood Chatter: Back in Philly By Bill Gelman

When talking about the all-time great performers to ever come out of South Philly, Frankie Avalon, Bobby Rydell and Fabian, aka Dick Fox’s Golden Boys, are typically included in the conversation

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n Monday, July 10 at approximately 9:53 p.m., officers responded to the report of a shooting at 19th and McKean streets. Police found the 45-year-old female victim inside of a residence 2000 block of S. Garnett St suffering from a gunshot graze to the left leg. The victim was then transported to Presbyterian Hospital by police and was treated for her injury. The victim explained that as she and her fiancĂŠ were crossing the street in the intersection of 19th and McKean an unknown person began shooting at a passing vehicle, Det. Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. As they jumped for cover,

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Shots fired at home On Thursday, July 6 at approximately 4:13 a.m., an unknown person knocked on the door of a residence on the 2000 block of Mountain Street. After the occupant asked, “Who is it?� the suspect fired four or five shots at the home. No further details were available at press time. To report information, call South Detectives at 215685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms. SPR

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HOUSING MARKET continued from page 1 ing to Biancaniello, are Newbold, Pennsport and Point Breeze, with realtors, such as himself, also noticing a much stronger demand east and west of Broad Street, south of Snyder Avenue. “South Philly in general is very hot right now,� Biancaniello said. “The prices are less than many other areas in the city so we’re seeing a lot of younger people looking to buy or even rent. The prices are much higher in Center City, so buyers who are ‘priced out’ start looking where it’s more affordable.� He explained this rationale is how all of the so-called “hot neighborhoods� began attracting buyers as they look for the more affordable alternatives. Getting his start in the real estate business in 1983, and having been co-owner of Alpha Realty Group for more than 28 years in South Philly, Biancaniello stressed all living trends are connected to city life and the strive to embrace the urban environment at hand. CONFIRMING

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apparent “growth spurt,� Mike McCann, “The Real Estate Man� and associate broker and founder of The McCann Team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach Realtors, noted his team sold more than 250 homes last year and well over 100 so far this year in South Philly. He credits Point Breeze as the hottest area with the most sales and the most appreciation, with Passyunk Square coming in second. “Every block in every area from Washington Avenue down to the naval base is

build new homes or renovate existing ones and possibly even transform a two-story home into a three-story home.� Other desires McCann has noticed from those purchasing homes in South Philly are roof decks with beautiful views, finished basements, hardwood floors, plenty of closets and ultra modern kitchens and baths. They also want to be able to walk, ride bikes or take public transportation to theaters, restaurants, clubs or the gym and to go out to meet up with friends.

‘I‘m not surprised by that report because the market in South Philadelphia has been very strong within the past year or so,’ — Joseph Biancaniello experiencing growth,� McCann said. “The demand is for mostly nicely renovated homes and [buyers] will pay top dollar for them. The other demand is for old warehouses/lots or run-down properties that can be purchased cheap enough for a builder to

“Many of the people that are buying here are the millennials, single females, single males and young couples ages 26 to 34,� McCann said. “They want the social life that the city has to offer.�

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son as a result of last week’s trade to the Boston Celtics. The 6-foot-9 forward is a six-year veteran with career averages of 10.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. He spent the last two seasons as a starter for the Detroit Pistons. The league has yet to release the regular-season schedule. Morris won Philadelphia Public League and Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association titles as a member of the Huskies. ‌ The Dunkin’ Donuts Joy in Childhood Foundation presented a $100,000 donation to Philabundance on Wednesday to help support hunger relief efforts in Philadelphia. The funds will directly support Philabundance’s Backpack program, which provides hungry children with nutritious and easy-to-prepare food to take home on weekends and school vacations when other resources are not available. ‌ The Triangles Summer Music Series is taking place on Sundays through Aug. 20, with a different group performing each week. Luigi Mazzocchi will take the stage on Sunday (July 16). The weekly event

takes place at the Triangles Plaza on Grays Ferry Avenue. For more information, visit southofsouth.org/events. ... Hard to believe July is almost at the midway point. For those planning ahead, East Passyunk Avenue’s 12th annual Car Show and Street Festival is two weeks from Sunday (July 30). The event is taking place on the avenue between Broad and Dickinson streets. There will be live music and DJs, kids entertainment, craft show, food and drinks and more than 140 classic and custom cars. Free to attend. For more details, see visiteastpassyunk.com. SPR Have an event or information to share? Email details to bgelman@bsmphilly.com.

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hen you open your front door on Wednesday, July 26, the South Philly Review will likely be sitting on your steps - like the mail, we are aware the time of delivery is not an exact science. Many of you will likely scratch your heads wondering what in the world is going on. Your weekly source for all things South Philly has been delivered on Thursdays of the week for the last 70 years. Our sister publications the Northeast Times and Philadelphia Weekly are distributed on Wednesdays, which means close to 200,000 people across the city will be getting their news on the same day, with each publication targeted to its specific audiences. In terms of content, nothing is going to change. Regular staples such as news, Cardella, Recipe, Police Report, Sports, Lifestyles, Calendar, Around South Philly, Neighborhood Chatter and others will remain as you are accustomed to seeing every Thursday. The upside is South Philly residents will be getting the news one day earlier. If there is a crime in the neighborhood, it will be reported one day sooner. If there is a big event coming to the

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lthough domestic and professional partners, Rosemary Hay and Rudy Caporaso had been working within the theater industry for years when they decided to move to South Philly to open their own company, REV Theatre Company, focusing on works and creative avenues important to them. Thus, they’ve most recently put together a site-specific, immersive production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” at the Laurel Hill Cemetery that will be performed for a second consecutive week on Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15 at 8 p.m. As co-artistic directors of their theater company, Hay and Caporaso, residents of Queen Village, have spent a great deal of time making connections and establishing relationships within the Philadelphia theater scene and beyond. For example, stemming from her faculty status at both the University of the Arts and Temple University, Hay has been able to provide her company with access to rehearsal space and additional actors when necessary. Additionally, the couple first coordinated in 2011 a performance of an Irish play, “Carthaginians” by Frank McGuinness. The performance was set in a cemetery in Laurel Hill as the play is set in a graveyard in Northern Ireland (specifically, Derry) during the Troubles. Since then, they have established a strong, symbiotic relationship and partnership with the cemetery and its personnel. Through this partnership, REV Theatre Company is able to come to the board of the Laurel Hill Cemetery for approval for

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IF YOU GO Catch REV Theatre Company’s production of “Hamlet” on stage at Laurel Hill Cemetery at 8 p.m. on Friday, July 14, and Saturday, July 15. The rain date is Sunday, July 16. For tickets, which cost $25, visit thelaurelhillcemetery.org. To learn more about REV Theatre Company, visit revtheatrecompany.org.

props the company had to externally acquire were a chair, a few fake coffins and contemporary costumes. “I’ve seen [‘Hamlet’] performed in various forms, but never like this,” Hay, who has directed in New York, Philadelphia and regionally including the Williamstown Theatre Festival, said. “To do this play, one needs to bring something fresh and imaginative to it.” In doing just that, the co-artistic directors highlight the juxtaposition between

the cemetery setting, Hay’s editing of the classical text and dark undertones of the play itself to create a masterpiece of their own. Furthermore, they selected actors who demonstrated the ability to perform scenes requiring incredible physical strength, for a lot of intricate use of monuments infused with great physical energy are required throughout the show. “No one should think they’re coming to the show to see people standing around reciting Shakespeare,” Caporaso said. “I like

to say, ‘It’s not your grandma’s Shakespeare.’ We try to blow the cobwebs off of it; no one will think it’s boring.” Adding to its uniqueness, and without giving too much away, Hay and Caporaso also noted that during each performance, the audience is able to work out the plot in their heads as much as the characters are. They believe this element makes the show both more immediate and exciting. “Both the cemetery and the play are not just about grief and death, even though it is a ghost story as far as traditional thinking goes,” Caporaso said. “It’s also about bringing life into the performance. In a traditional theater, an actor can hide behind the curtain, but here the audience has full perception of the characters which is powerful and moving.” Reservations to witness this unique performance are strongly suggested, as are bringing blankets or chairs and a picnic to enjoy before the performance. A rain date for the next show is scheduled for Sunday, July 16. For tickets to the performance, which cost $25 each, visit thelaurelhillcemetery.org. SPR

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Concert Under the Stars series at the Mummers Museum continues with the Avalon String Band. Free. Music begins at 8 p.m. Bring a lawn chair. Food and beverage will be available for purchase after 7 p.m. 1100 S. Second St. mumersmuseum.com. July 13 Who is ready to rock? Then the BB&T Pavilion is the place to be tonight as Foreigner, Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience will share the stage. 7 p.m. Tickets start at $18. 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden, N.J. livenation.com. July 14 Not into the mainstream music? Then the Sorted - Indie Dance Party is perfect for you. All your favorites will be played, including: Arcade Fire, Chromatics, Daft Punk, Empress Of, Gorillaz, Hot Chip, The Knife, LCD Soundsystem, New Order, Poolside, Pulp, The Smiths, The XX, and more. 10 p.m. $5. The Dolphin Tavern, 1539 S Broad St. dolphinphilly.com. July 15 Bastille Day returns to the Eastern State Penitentiary for what is guaranteed to be a playful and entertaining afternoon as performers will recreate the storming of the Bastille. Like past years, some 3,000 Tastykakes will be incorporated into the show. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Pay as you go. 2027 Fairmount Ave. easternstate.org.

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July 15 The fourth annual SummerFest Live! will be a perfect pairing of summer brews, more than 175 of them, live music, food trucks and more. 3-7 p.m. Tickets start at $20. Free parking. Xfinity Live!, 1100 Pattison Ave. xfinitylive.com.

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100 AMP SPECIAL

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A Family Business Since 1978

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CITY WIDE ELECTRIC

FILIPPONE ELECTRIC

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"Free Estimates''100 & 200 AMP SERVICE A/C, Range & Dryer Lines, Panels & Panel Repairs

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Windows

OREGON CO.

KING OF WINDOWS

WINDOW REPAIR SPECIALISTS

215-336-3448 628 Oregon Ave.

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WE REPAIR AND MAKE NEW SCREENS!

HAPPY WINDOWS

Shutters, 2-Inch Wood, Pleated Shades, Roman Shades, Drapes, Verticals, Mini-Blinds Discount Price With Installation

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