
Brand-new 3 bed, 2 bath homes with finished basements — designed for first-time buyers through the Turn The Key Program.
Modern design, brand-new finishes, and the comfort of homeownership at a price you can afford. Don't miss this opportunity to own in Point Breeze.
Qualified buyers may receive up to $75,000 through the Turn The Key Program plus an additional $10,000 through the First Time Home Buyers Program.



Don't let low credit or bad credit stop you. The Turn The Key Program has credit and housing counselors to help guide you through the process.
Take The Next StepThe Turn The Key Program is offering new buyers up to $75,000 toward the purchase of a new home. Our homes are 3 bed, 2 bath houses with full finished basements.
"I never thought I could actually own a home in Philly. The team walked me through every step and the grant made it real. My kitchen is straight out of a magazine."
"My credit wasn't great and I was ready to be turned down. The Turn The Key counselors helped me fix it and now I have keys to a brand-new house. Life changing."
"Finished basement, real hardwood, a real backyard — for what we used to pay in rent. Fine Print built us something we're proud of."
Everything you need to know about the Turn The Key Program, grants, credit help, and what happens after you sign up.
Still have questions? Get in touchTurn The Key is a City of Philadelphia program that helps first-time buyers purchase brand-new, affordably priced homes built on formerly city-owned land. Qualified buyers may receive up to $75,000 toward the purchase of their home.
You may qualify for up to $75,000 through the Turn The Key Program, plus an additional $10,000 through the Philadelphia First Time Home Buyers Program — up to $85,000 in total assistance. Grant amounts depend on your income and eligibility.
No. Turn The Key was built for buyers who have been shut out of the market. The program provides free credit and housing counseling to help you repair your credit, build savings, and get mortgage-ready — even if you have low or bad credit today.
You must be a first-time homebuyer (or not have owned a home in the past three years), plan to live in the home as your primary residence, and meet the program's income requirements. A housing counselor confirms eligibility during your application.
Sign up on the link above, complete the application, watch the required Turn The Key webinar, get your certification, then upload your income documents. Once complete, a housing counselor will contact you to guide you the rest of the way.
Timelines vary based on your credit situation and how quickly documents are submitted. Some buyers close within a few months; others take longer while working with a counselor to improve credit or savings. There is no penalty for taking your time.
A brand-new 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with 1,300 sq. ft. of living space and a fully finished basement — modern design, brand-new finishes, and energy-efficient construction throughout.
No. Applying to Turn The Key and working with a HUD-approved housing counselor is completely free. You only pay standard closing costs when you're ready to purchase, and grant funds help cover those too.
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