If you follow Philadelphia real estate, you’ve probably noticed that a slew of real estate brokers have gotten into the business of creating their own […]
PETA vs. Cheesesteaks The world’s most well-known animal rights group would like to remind you that not only are cheesesteaks unhealthy — they also are […]
Wood-faced trinities aren’t all that common anywhere in Philadelphia, so that makes this Fishtown extended trinity house for sale a rare bird to begin with. […]
“They’re not making any more land.” That sentence explains why houses at the Jersey Shore cost so much. People want to live next to the […]
Maria Quiñones-Sánchez Resigns to Run for Mayor In what’s becoming an increasingly fascinating time in Philadelphia’s municipal politics, longtime City Councilmember Maria Quiñones-Sánchez has made […]
For weddings, we wear pink. Okay, so that’s not quite how the memorable line from the cult-classic film Mean Girls goes, but we like the […]
Two weeks ago, we announced the 10 semifinalists for this year’s Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge presented by Independence Blue Cross — and last […]
Ho-hum. Another Friday, another contemporary house in the Poconos. Well, before you move onto viewing last Tuesday’s trinity or this weekend’s Shore house, I recommend […]
Horace Trumbauer ranks among Philadelphia’s greatest architects, and his firm — managed for many years and run after his death in 1938 by his equally […]
Cescaphe continues to make its mark on Philly’s wedding world thanks to the addition of outdoor venue Franklin’s View. Located in Franklin Square, the destination […]
Not every alley trinity in Queen Village and Bella Vista is located on a secluded, intimate pedestrian lane. Yes, the lane on which this Queen […]
New in Town: Rittenhouse Roundup Center City is rebounding since the height of the pandemic, with retail sales at 94 percent of what they were […]
Ah, the poor penny. People will stoop down to recover their quarters, dimes and nickels they’ve dropped on the floor. But the lowly penny? Not […]
In the western reaches of Mount Airy and Chestnut Hill, by Wissahickon Park, it’s sometimes difficult to tell where the neighborhood ends and the park […]
Did this house get lost on its way to South Beach? Maybe, for it would certainly blend in better with the Art Deco hotels of […]
