Philadelphia · Commercial sale

Longshore Apartments buys 4100 Longshore Ave in Philadelphia for $4.59 million

An apartment building at 4100 Longshore Ave, Philadelphia sold for $4,590,000 on July 8, 2026. See the seller and buyer net sheets for this sale.

Aerial view of 4100 Longshore Ave, Philadelphia with the parcel outlined
Aerial photo: U.S. Geological Survey. Parcel outline: Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment. The photo can predate the sale.
Sale price
$4,590,000
Sold
July 8, 2026
Property type
Apartment building
Building area
36,310 sq ft
Price per sq ft
$126
Year built
1950

An apartment building at 4100 Longshore Ave in Philadelphia sold for $4,590,000 on July 8, 2026, according to the Philadelphia Department of Records' real estate transfer records. The price represents a 39% jump over the building's $3,300,000 sale in 2019, yet it sits 37% below the Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment's recorded market value of $7,256,400.

Longshore Holdings LLC and E 196 DE LLC sold the property to Longshore Apartments LLC. According to the Office of Property Assessment's records, the building contains 36,310 square feet and sits on a 0.9-acre lot, putting the sale price at $126 per square foot.

The building dates to 1950, per the Office of Property Assessment's records.

What this sale costs to close

What does closing cost at this price? Under Philadelphia custom the seller's larger charges are $82,115.10 for the philadelphia realty transfer tax and $22,950 for the state realty transfer tax. The seller's estimated net is $4,451,536 before brokerage commissions and any loan payoff. A cash buyer would need about $4,743,424 at closing.

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4100 Longshore Ave, Philadelphia, PA.

Source: Philadelphia Department of Records, real estate transfers (OpenDataPhilly), document 54572939. Property details: Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment. Net sheets are estimates from the NetSheet.org rules engine, not the parties' actual closing statements. Request a correction or removal.

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