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Who Rents in Narberth, and What Are They Paying For?
Narberth's rental market is tight, expensive, and shaped by forces that have little to do with the number of apartments. A data centric look.
Sep 1
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August 2026
Teardown Candidates After the Zoning Amendments
About 35 small older buildings holding roughly 110 households sit in the affected 4a and 5b districts on lots that by-right rules could redevelop at…
Aug 11
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Renters, Supply, and What These Amendments Deliver
Nearly half of Narberth's households rent. The strongest argument for the 4a and 5b amendments is a supply argument aimed at people like them. .
Aug 5
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July 2026
Schools and Home Values: Why Every Narberth Homeowner Has Money Riding on Lower Merion Schools
Pressure on Lower Merion School District from zoning amendments 4a and 5b reaches further than the streets near new development. It touches the resale…
Jul 25
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Doubling Down
Borough Council voted on July 16th to install stormwater bumpouts on Wynnedale Road - the next step in a plan to build 25 more bumpouts on residential…
Jul 20
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CRE Development 101: A Second Look at the July 2 Presentation
A plain-language response to the ‘CRE Development 101’ presentation given at the July 2 Borough Council work session, examining the assumptions behind…
Jul 8
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What Happens to the Schools?
The Question Nobody Has Officially Asked
Jul 3
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Behold the Work of Narberth Borough, Great Stewards of the Environment
Originally Posted in the Narberth Community Network on Facebook
Jul 1
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John Munroe
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June 2026
How Dense Is Narberth, Compared to Everyone Around It?
A data-first look at Narberth's population and housing density against Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, and the Main Line's other town centers.
Jun 24
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What Is 198 Elmwood Worth - Should Narberth Buy It?
A ground-level analysis of the 198 Elmwood Avenue parcel: its value under current zoning, the case for borough acquisition as green space, and why the…
Jun 18
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Your Street May Be Next
Borough Council is set to vote on June 18th to install stormwater bumpouts on Wynnedale Road — the next step in a plan to build 25 more bumpouts on…
Jun 15
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Sam McCloy
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Stormwater Alternatives Yet to be Explored
Narberth's own Pollutant Reduction Plan (PRP) already identified alternatives
Jun 9
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