Philadelphia Magazine

The couple had been dating since they were 16.

Plus our favorite backstory of the year.

A look at the trends that drove the market this year — and may continue driving it in the next.

No one is sad to see 2020 go, but there were moments in this difficult year that showed us we’re stronger than our biggest setbacks.

After a particularly long and dismal 2020, let’s make the next year count, shall we?

Now that 2020 is (mercifully) more or less behind us, it’s time to take a look back at the year that was.

How much do we long to dine out again? Let me count the ways.

The bridesmaids all wore winter white.

It was a year unlike any other. Here are the numbers that prove it.

Here’s one of those rare birds: a trinity where you can actually get your bed up the stairs.

To kick off 2021, here are some special programs and deals from local gyms and wellness organizations.

Whether served over spaghetti or sandwiched in a crusty hoagie roll, this crispy, saucy Italian delicacy is one of our favorites. Here’s where to find it in Philly.

We pay homage to 14 of the couples who shared their stories.

Unemployment is above 10 percent. Tax revenue and transit ridership remain down. The newest COVID stimulus bill doesn’t include aid for restaurants or city governments. But people are still buying things, and the Center City real estate market is hot.

Inside this building’s Craftsman-inspired shell is a totally modern living space.