Philadelphia Deed‑Fraud Reports Near 2025 Levels in 2026
Philadelphia logged 152 deed‑fraud complaints in 2026, nearly matching the 2025 total, and officials say the issue may extend beyond the reported cases.

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Philadelphia logged 152 deed‑fraud complaints in 2026, nearly matching the 2025 total, and officials say the issue may extend beyond the reported cases.
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