An investigation is underway, officials said, after a rowhome in West Philly partially collapsed on Wednesday morning.
According to fire officials, the collapse happened at about 6:44 a.m., at a rowhome near the intersection of 60th and Spruce streets in West Philadelphia.
No one was injured in the collapse, officials said.
As seen by NBC10’s cameras on Wednesday morning, bricks were piled alongside an exposed side wall of the corner property, exposing rooms inside of the home.
Artwork hanging on interior walls could be seen as the exterior wall fell away.
Officials did not immediately say if anyone was displaced by this collapse.
However, an investigation into the severity of the damage and the cause of the collapse was underway on Wednesday morning.
NBC10 is working to learn more.
This is a breaking news story. It will be updated as new information becomes available.