Philadelphia Waterfronts New Addition Pier 68



The color scheme of the park, from its entrance poles to the its trash cans is blue and white, creating a very nautical feel. The benches, also painted blue and white, are built in ergonomic wave-like forms. The center of the pier has been cut away to show the rise and fall of the tide of the Delaware River. It’s a beautiful and rare addition to this park’s maritime design.
I recommend taking advantage of the amazing autumn weather we’ve been having and escaping to this newest addition to the waterfront. The more we use these new riverfront assets, the more DWRC will be likely to keep creating riparian public spaces.


Michael Garden
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Michael’s real estate practice is focused on quality properties in established and developing neighborhoods that offer all the desirable amenities of urban living. Rittenhouse Square to Queen Village, Kensington to Passyunk, and great outlying communities such as Chestnut Hill and Spruce Hill are all within his domain.
Michael ventured into real estate in New York in the 1990’s developing residential and small business commercial properties as an investor, contractor, and end user. In 2005 he moved to Philadelphia and began working with individuals, couples, families, and investors to achieve their real estate goals. Since then, Michael has developed a comprehensive knowledge of the neighborhoods of Philadelphia, our changing market conditions, and how to position each deal. He has an inherent ability to understand his client’s motivation, tastes, and bottom line, making him in an invaluable asset to each transaction. Michael’s attention to detail and his sensitivity to the interests of all involved parties are redefining buyer’s and seller’s expectations, one client at a time.