1010 Arch St

Built in 1900 as the John C. Winston Publishing Company and converted into an eight‑story condominium, this industrial‑loft mid‑rise contains roughly 92 residences, primarily one‑ and two‑bedroom lofts. The exterior preserves early 20th‑century industrial character with large, oversized window openings and masonry façades; interiors emphasize exposed brick, wooden beams, soaring 11–14‑foot ceilings and hardwood floors. Units range from compact studio/efficiency footprints to multi‑level lofts with under‑loft storage, open floor plans that combine kitchen/living/dining zones, and in‑unit upgrades such as stainless appliances, granite or butcher‑block counters, and some bathrooms with jetted spa tubs. The building is served by two elevators, gated FOB/keypad access, 24‑hour video surveillance, and a concierge desk that handles package delivery and light front‑desk services. Onsite maintenance, bike storage, common outdoor lounge space at ground level, and coin‑operated or card laundry facilities on each floor support daily living. Pet friendly policies are in place. Located in Center City’s Chinatown/Fashion District corridor, the property is a short walk to Reading Terminal Market, Jefferson Station, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, regional rail, subway and multiple bus lines, delivering dense transit and retail convenience alongside abundant dining and entertainment options.