Philadelphia, PA 19121
This property at 2010 N 22ND ST, Philadelphia, PA 19121 has no violations on record, no outstanding tax debt. View the full property report for detailed violation history, ownership records, title risk analysis, and neighborhood safety data.
This Philadelphia property at 2010 N 22ND ST sits in North Central and currently shows no open code violations, tax delinquencies, or recent ownership transfers in the public record. It is classified as MULTI FAMILY and was built in 1915. The Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment values it at $290,000. KnowMyBlock continuously monitors Philadelphia public records — any new violations, transfers, or safety designations will appear on this page as they're reported.
2010 N 22nd St is a 1915-built multi family in the North Central section of 19121, last assessed at $290,000. From the early 20th century, the building predates modern plumbing and electrical codes and may include lead paint, asbestos, or knob-and-tube wiring. No code violations are on record for this property. The property is held by Philadelphia Housing Auth, a government entity with a portfolio of 4,756 Philadelphia properties. Portfolio median fix time: 38 days (citywide median: 54 days). That places this owner in the faster quartile for code-violation response relative to peers.
| Address | Year | Type | Value | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 N 22nd St | 2022 | Apartments > 4 Units | $1,626,000 | A |
| 2009 N 22nd St | 2025 | Apartments > 4 Units | $1,079,400 | A |
| 2002 N 22nd St | 2024 | Apartments > 4 Units | $828,000 | B |
| 2017 N 22nd St | 1915 | Multi Family | $390,000 | B |
| 2018 N 22nd St | 1915 | Single Family | $276,700 | B |
Philadelphia Housing Auth is an government entity that holds 4,756 Philadelphia properties.
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