At least that’s the case in Philadelphia.
The tiny home was 3D printed on site in the middle of the Russian winter.
We’re talking HUGE here: 0.85 acres of interior space.
Does this second residential tower look familiar? It should.
The 20-unit development will be built in the 1600 block of Poplar Street.
A proposed 17-story tower would replace a car wash on Chestnut Street.
Four luxury townhomes will rise on the former Salvation Army site.
This sun-drenched condo overlooks the Rail Park.
These luxury homes are hip because they’re (almost) square.
Mortgage payments still remain below historic averages, however.
Philippe Maidenberg brings color, light and whimsy to Presidential City.
A standard-issue South Philly row home, polished to a high gloss.
The South Jersey borough tries house-flipping to fight blight.
