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Just Listed at the Shore: Renovated Beach Block House in Cape May
Cape May lays claim to the title of America’s first seashore resort. From the 1850s to the early 1920s, it was the destination of choice […]
Just Listed: Old-School Renovated Rowhouse in South Philly
We’ve showcased any number of radical transformations of older Philadelphia rowhouses and other structures in this section over the years. Today, we offer a radical […]
These 18 Pennsylvania Counties Just Went Green, Reopening Bars, Dining Rooms, Gyms, and More
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Governor Wolf Shifts 18 Counties to Least Restrictive Green Phase If you really need to sit at a bar […]
Philly’s Pizza Speakeasy Was Never Meant to Last
Maybe we’ll forget all about Joe and Angela Cicala’s pizza speakeasy once this is over. Like it never happened, never existed. Maybe it will become […]
Just Listed: Center-Hall Contemporary in Downingtown
One of the strengths of contemporary design is its adaptability: Thanks to its lack of ornamentation, one can outfit a contemporary house in just about […]
Join Us for Be Well Philly Fest: 30 Days of Wellness
Hey, Be Well Philly readers! As we head into June, we hope you’re able to stay as positive and healthy as possible. We’ve all gone […]
Attorney General’s Office Flooded With Complaints About Main Line-Based ESF Camps
On Tuesday, we told you that some parents are outraged at prestigious Main Line-based ESF Camps over the company’s refund policy now that on-site summer […]
10 Hikes Near Philadelphia With Waterfalls and Gorgeous Views
If you’re a nature-loving city dweller, any chance you get to dive into Philly’s surrounding wooded spots can be a nice reprieve from all the […]
Just Listed: New Modern Townhouse in Bella Vista
Walk into this simply stunning new construction townhouse for sale in Bella Vista and you should still be able to smell that new-house smell, for […]
This Philly-Made App Will Reward You for Social Distancing
If the photos and videos of tightly packed tourist destinations, beaches, or city blocks are any indication, social distancing is not the most popular practice. […]
The Weird Etiquette of Coronavirus Walking
I was about two days into quarantine in March when I realized I was going to have to get out of my house. Mind you, […]
Old Navy Center City Hauled Into Court Over Unpaid Rent During Coronavirus Shutdown
All of the Old Navy stores in Philadelphia are closed. They have been since March, because stores that sell nothing but clothes that get all […]
Philly Mag Announces Special Virtual ThinkFest
The future of Philadelphia has probably never been more undetermined. In early March, on the same day the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak […]
Philly Should Quit Cheap Meat
It goes without saying that the coronavirus’s effect on American foodways goes well beyond the decimation of the restaurant industry. Let’s be clear here: No […]
You Could Get Married in the Courtyard at The Logan Hotel for Free
The latest venue to support couples whose weddings have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic is The Logan, Philadelphia’s Hotel. The popular destination is offering […]