David Rios - Real Estate

Here’s what $549,900 actually buys you in the Philadelphia suburbs right now and why this one in Oreland is different from everything else at this price point.

Brick Colonial built in the 1940s. Hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and windows generous enough to make every room feel twice its size. The kind of construction that doesn’t exist in new builds at any price.
And someone took care of it.

Kitchen redone with real storage and counter space built for daily life. Basement finished and flexible enough to grow with you. The HVAC and hot water heater were replaced, not patched. This wasn’t a flip. This was someone who respected what they had.

Out back, a fully fenced yard with mature trees already doing their job. Privacy, shade, and enough space for a garden, a playset, or a Sunday that doesn’t end too soon. 🌳

Half a mile to the SEPTA Regional Rail. Springfield Township schools.
A neighborhood where people arrive and decide to stay.

In this market, at this price point, with these updates, this is the conversation I’d be having with any buyer who came to me right now.

DM me. I’ll tell you everything you need to know before you decide.

Open House to Today!