Philadelphia · new-construction rentals

New rental homes, managed with care.

Brand-new houses in Philadelphia’s rowhome neighborhoods. New foundation, new systems, new everything. Professionally managed, easy to reach.

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Hand-drawn view of 3600 block of Melon St — Arrived in 2026. Three-family dwelling on the 3600 block of Melon in Mantua

New construction

every home built new, none older than a few years

Direct

one team from the first showing to move-in day

Cared for

repairs handled by people who know the building

The homes

Open now, and coming up

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3600 block of Melon St

$2,250/mo

$2,200/mo · 2-yr lease

Apt № 1·3 bd2 ba2,000 sq ft·Mantua 19104

Built in 2026, this bi-level three-bedroom home offers 2,000 square feet of living space with nine-foot ceilings on the main floor. The unit features an induction cooktop, mini-split heating and cooling, tilt-and-turn windows, and a large backyard.

Built 2026

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3600 block of Melon St

$1,650/mo

$1,600/mo · 2-yr lease

Apt № 2·2 bd1 ba1,100 sq ft·Mantua 19104

Built in 2026, this two-bedroom apartment offers 1,100 square feet of living space with nine-foot ceilings. The home features tilt-and-turn windows, an induction cooktop, and ductless mini-splits for heating and cooling.

Built 2026

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Available now22 photos

600 block of Union St

$2,250/mo

$2,200/mo · 2-yr lease

Apt № 1·3 bd2 ba2,000 sq ft·Mantua 19104

Built in 2024, this bi-level three-bedroom home features 9-foot ceilings on the main floor. The unit includes an induction range, efficient mini-split cooling, and a private rear yard.

Built 2024Mini-splitsinduction

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1500 block of N. Darien St

$2,600/mo

Whole house·3 bd3 ba1,500 sq ft·Olde Kensington 19122

Finished in 2025, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom rowhome features nine-foot ceilings and a floating staircase. The house is built with tilt-and-turn windows, an induction cooktop in the kitchen, and a private rooftop deck.

Built 20259 feet ceilingfloating staircaseprivate rooftop

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What’s inside

Nothing in these homes is older than you are.

Built new, from an empty lotNew foundation, framing, roof, windows and insulation — no old bones underneath.
All-new systemsPlumbing, electrical, heating and cooling are the first of their kind in the building, not patched onto something from 1920.
Built to today’s codeModern insulation, sealed envelopes, efficient equipment. Quieter rooms and lower utility bills than the rowhome next door.
Managed by people who know itWhen something needs attention, the request comes straight to us — not a call center — and we know these buildings inside out.

Drawing of a row of new houses: dug out, foundation poured — 1 · dug out, foundation poured

Renting with us

Three steps, no runaround

Tour

Send a note below. You’ll get a showing time, in person, usually within a couple of days.

bring questions — we built these homes

Apply

A short online application through a screening service that handles the sensitive parts.

have ready: photo ID, pay stubs, references

Move in

Sign the lease, pay first month and deposit, get the keys. Everything in the house is new, and so is the lease.

we hand you the keys ourselves

Deposit: One month's rentLease: 12 months or morePets: Ask us — decided per home

Where we are

Rowhome blocks in North and West Philadelphia.

Five Squares Co. manages new rental homes in Mantua, Port Richmond, Olde Kensington and East Kensington. Walkable blocks, a short ride to Center City, and neighbors who have been there a long time.

Every home here is new construction, finished within the last few years. New means new everything: fresh electrical and plumbing, modern heating and cooling, and tight windows.

We are the people who own and look after these homes. You deal with us directly, from the first showing to the day you hand back the keys. No call center, and no fee to ask a question.

When something needs attention, you tell us and we take care of it. We know these buildings well, and we keep them the way they were handed over: new.