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 new extension brings bus service to East Hunting Park Avenue for the first time.
One less tower and a less monotonous facade, but still a big-box podium with a huge garage.
It brings immigrant-run startups together — and just might change a neighborhood.
Smith: Moore set standards for integrity and fairness the profession still strives to meet.
Morning Scoop: 91 customers remain in the dark as of this morning.
Expect lane closures and possible delays on several area roadways.
John Fetterman, Katie McGinty, Dwight Evans and more were there.
One day, we’ll get used to this.
A routine traffic stop turned into a harrowing high-speed chase.
Ted Cruz Shares Story of His Half-Sister’s Overdose in Darby
Cruz spoke about the journey he took to the crack house where she lived — and her ultimate overdose — at a campaign event.
Philadelphia Police arrest four in connection with most recent incident. Plus: Kenney endorses Evans, big plans for the SS United States, and more.
The site compares lead exposure levels in Philly and Flint. The causes of the problems are likely very different.
Amtrak never imagined its trains would be hurtling at high speeds toward Frankford Junction.
Interviews indicate lots of rocks were being thrown near Frankford Junction — and that something hit the train just before it derailed.
Philly has the third-highest paid legislature among big U.S. cities, up from the fourth-highest in 2011.