Home and Real Estate Editor
Sandy Smith is Philadelphia magazine’s Home and Real Estate editor. A Kansas City native, he has called Philly home for more than 35 years. He reports on houses for sale, condos for sale, apartments for rent, new construction, development and trends in the Greater Philadelphia real estate market.
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The King of Prussia District retools itself for walkability.
Owner Nana Goldberg continues to see if she can negotiate a new lease with the building’s owner.
The latest BHHS Fox & Roach HomExpert sales data contains a huge clue.
A Realtor.com survey ranks Philly No. 2 for first-time homebuyers. We’ll raise our PBR and Jim Beam to that.
Construction began last fall, but the April 19 event served as a reminder that this building is a game-changer.
The folks at the advice site for Millennials took the advice of a local resident who they call Ramsey.
A new report features Philly’s regional bike-trail network as a development spark plug and resident magnet.
A presenting sponsor allows the pop-up summer sensation to open May 6.
The city had more winners in the challenge’s second year than any other city save Detroit.
The troubled seaside gambling mecca ranked tops in the nation for foreclosures in the first quarter of 2016.
The redeveloper of The Curtis shoots down talk that the Tiffany mural will be removed.
That “Mad Men” vibe permeates this beautifully restored contemporary home in a wooded Newtown subdivision.
A new study on housing affordability and social mobility shows Philly-area homeowners are doing well post-housing bubble, but renters aren’t.
The historic Loch Aerie mansion goes up for auction next week. Local preservationists vow to save it.
The east-of-Broad office market gets hot, and Jones Lang LaSalle attributes the takeoff to a new type of office space.