SEPTA 2017 Budget Jumps, But Fares Don’t
The agency puts off its usual every-three-years fare increase for the second year in a row.
Study: Fixing Blight Improves Surrounding Properties
Restoring blighted homes undoes the damage they do to their neighbors’ property values.
Zillow: House Values Rose in Philly Last Month
The Zillow Home Value Index for the local market remains below its all-time high, however.
Farmhouse Friday: Up from the Riverbank to Andorra
An 1850s farmhouse moves uphill to become a lovely 1930s Colonial.
Jawdropper of the Week: A Palace in Phoenixville
This sumptuous mansion was designed by John Haviland in 1776.
Blatstein Redesign Answers One CDR Objection
Otherwise, save for slicing off a piece of the tower, the plan remains the same.
Broad and Washington Scorecard
A quick reference guide to the large and extra large redevelopment proposals.
Steinke To Head Preservation Alliance
The new executive director has previous experience in historic preservation as GM of the Reading Terminal Market.
1919 Market Gets First Tenants
Today, the leasing office crossed the street; tomorrow, the first actual residents move in.
Alden Park Gets a Total Makeover
The iconic apartment complex overlooking Wissahickon Park gets the resort treatment.
Coming Soon: Two New SEPTA Bus Routes?
But first, SEPTA wants to hear what you think of them.
Is The Rent Here Too Damn High?
In the grand scheme of things, not really. But it took a sudden hike last year, and for some in this region, it is.
The Millennials Follow Their Parents to the Suburbs
Latest figures from the Realtors show a shift in home buying preferences.