As the real estate market in Philadelphia continues its upper trajectory, the city of Philadelphia has been aggressively selling tax delinquent properties through tax foreclosure proceedings under the Municipal Claims and Tax Liens Act in order to continue development of these typically under-utilized properties.
In City of Philadelphia v. Phan, 2016 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 448 (Oct. 24, 2016), the Commonwealth Court for the first time specifically addressed whether a mixed-use property which had been sold at a tax sale pursuant to the act could be redeemed by the former property owner as a matter of right under the act.
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