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The nationwide rollout of a coronavirus vaccine was never going to be easy. That much we knew. But if the obvious problem was thought to […]
Converting carriage houses into residences is something of a cottage industry in this city, and with good reason: the old stables make great modern residences. […]
Not ready to give up the festive spirit just yet? Neither are we — and neither is this couple, for that matter. They celebrated Christmas […]
If William Levitt was the Henry Ford of home building, Toll Brothers is its General Motors. Where the creator of mass-produced suburban housing 0ffered you […]
We all know fast fashion is a huge source of waste in the modern world. Moreover, we know that creating clothing sustainably and ethically is […]
We’re four days into 2021, and we’ve gotta be honest: It doesn’t feel that different from 2020, does it? The Eagles are a laughingstock; the […]
Some of the best love stories begin with longtime friendships, ones that change and grow with each couple. Such is the case with this duo, […]
Each year, somewhere north of 250 houses appear on this website as featured houses for sale. More than half of them come from real estate […]
2020 has been one horrible year in many ways, including in lots of areas of real estate. For the residential real estate market in the […]
New Year’s Eve is going to look a little different this year due to the pandemic. There won’t be any big bashes or gatherings, and […]
How to summarize 2020? This year has seemed to contort time in entirely new ways. Some days, it can feel shocking that it’s already December, […]
What’s wrong with this picture? Nothing that I can spot. But I’m sure that there are some trinity aficionados out there who are reading this, […]
Y’all, it’s been a year. Since the coronavirus hit in early March and changed the way we gather and celebrate (and everything else) for at […]
The early numbers were so large that they dwarfed any sense of scale. More than 100,000 Philadelphia jobs were lost between March and April — […]
They don’t build ’em like they used to. “Indeed they don’t,” most people respond. But they don’t necessarily mean the same thing. Where some will […]