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There are many streets in Rittenhouse Square on which one can find trinities. Even nice ones. But it seems that a lot of the nicest […]

Back in June, we told you that co-creators of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, and Philly’s own Rob McElhenney were coming […]

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Since we featured a “housing bargain for millionaires” in the Poconos over the weekend, I figured it was only appropriate to do a little comparison […]

We don’t often cover Princeton weddings — we try to keep things Philly-focused — but every now and again, a celebration comes along that we […]

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I’ve pointed out repeatedly since we started featuring vacation and resort houses in the Poconos that Pennsylvania’s biggest outdoor playground is the best vacation-home value […]

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When last we reported on the structure that became this Roxborough converted church house for sale, its foyer looked something like this: That was in […]

It makes sense to take it all back to where it began — particularly if that place is, in one way or another, Philly. Case […]

Last September’s Hurricane Ida brought a flood of biblical proportions. Homes were destroyed, I-676 became a canal, a guy did a backflip in his underwear […]

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And Now, Let Us Hate on Philly’s Property Assessments If you own a home in Philadelphia, you probably just received a piece of mail from […]

As its growing legion of fans know, the epicenter of the mid-century modern architectural style variously known as “Doo-Wop,” “Populuxe” or “Googie” up this way […]

There’s a lot to get excited about in the near future: apple picking, fall fests, wellness retreats, seasonal-inspired food trips, a 20-mile, car-free bike ride. […]