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.
Study: Bikeshare Riders Are Safer Than Bike Owners
They’re less likely to wear helmets — but less likely to get into accidents in the first place.
A New How-to Manual for Urbanist Revolutionaries
“Street Fight” is a guide to remaking city streets so they favor people over cars.
From Playgrounds to Play Spaces
A well-designed play space can be the heart of a community. This year’s Infill Philadelphia competition seeks to build a few.
The New Comcast Tower, Remixed
High school students reimagine the second Comcast tower and win a trip to the White House for their efforts.
EAT Cafe Makes a Place at the Table for the Hungry
The Powelton restaurant will be the city’s first pay-what-you-can eatery, designed to build community while fighting hunger.
Old Soul with Modern Creature Comforts
Farmhouse Friday: Maybe a little too updated on the outside but beautifully updated on the inside.
A Hard Hat Tour of 1919 Market
The luxury apartment building’s slated to open this spring. We got to see the still-unfinished clubhouse.
Philly 12th Most Affordable Market in Nation
Mortgage info site HSH says it takes a hair over $51k a year to afford the median priced home here.
Drexel, Brandywine Unveil Schuylkill Yards
The mixed-use “innovation neighborhood” promises to accelerate the merger of Center City and University City.
Drexel Names Brandywine “Innovation Neighborhood” Developer
The choice was revealed in an invitation yesterday and is being formally announced today.
Indego to Embrace Fairmount Park This Year
The city’s bike share network will add stations in low-income neighborhoods surrounding the park.