1010 Race St

Constructed in 1910, this nine-story historic condominium occupies a prominent block in Center City Philadelphia’s Chinatown neighborhood. The masonry façade and high-ceilinged units reflect early 20th-century loft-to-residential conversions; interiors commonly show original character such as exposed brick, wood beams, and large industrial-style windows. The building offers a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom homes plus studios and a handful of penthouse bi-levels with stair-linked loft spaces. Typical residences feature hardwood floors, galley kitchens, full bathrooms, in-unit washer/dryer setups, and generous closet or basement storage. Common areas include a staffed attended desk/concierge during business hours, a finished lobby, a large bike room, and secure main entrance; some units possess private balconies or small outdoor exposures. Exterior streetscape amenities are basic urban fixtures — sidewalks and street lighting — while location advantages include immediate access to public transit, Reading Terminal Market, museums, theaters, hospitals, and Center City retail and dining. Management provides routine maintenance and water/sewer coverage in condo fees for many units. The building enforces a pet policy restricting dogs in some cases and collects move-in fees and capital reserves at settlement; many listings note as-is sale conditions and occasional seller credits for buyers.