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Property The Top 5 Real Estate Stories of 2017
Like its regional economy, Philadelphia’s real estate market has long had a “Goldilocks” quality about it: neither too hot nor too cold, it chugs along […]
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City Life The Indy Hall Experiment
The tattoo on Alex Hillman’s right forearm reads “JFDI,” in letters two inches high. The letters are his bare skin, reversed out of a black […]
City Life Would You Trust This Man With Your Neighborhood?
One morning in late June, real estate developer Bart Blatstein drove his black Cadillac to a mammoth vacant lot on 2nd Street just south of […]
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City Life 15 Years Ago Today, Sixers Fans Booed Beyoncé
What began as a promising NBA Finals was looking pretty bleak by halftime of Game 4. The Sixers — bruised and battered, led by NBA MVP […]
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City Life Delco Neighbors “Frightened” After Racist Letter Found on Cars
Last Friday began as any other Friday for Delaware County resident Jonathan Larsen — that is until he walked out in front of his house and […]
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Property A Simple Fix That Could Make Life Easier for Bart Blatstein at Broad and Washington
Residents of Northern Liberties can recount the long, drawn-out process that transformed what might have been a strip mall into Bart Blatstein’s most highly praised […]
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City Life An Incomplete List of Things Deemed the “New Philadelphia Story”
Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal wrote about Rooster Soup Company. Funded in part by a Kickstarter backing, Rooster Soup Co. is the brainchild […]
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Property Take A Look Inside These Finished Arthaus Condos
Are you planning to buy a condo at Dranoff Properties’ Arthaus development but have no idea what you want it to look like? Carl Dranoff […]
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Property On the Market: New Designer Rowhouse in Grays Ferry
If you haven’t been in Grays Ferry lately — and I suspect that, like me, you haven’t — you might find yourself surprised to see […]
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Business If You’re Not Seizing Stretch Assignments at Work, You’re Doing It Wrong
There’s mounting evidence to confirm the career-transforming power of stretch opportunities—those projects outside your traditional line of work that allow you to put your potential […]
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City Life On Spike Lee’s Gentrification Speech, or Why Won’t They Build a Fancy New Grocery Store in Mantua?
There has been considerable ink dedicated to chronicling the ongoing battle between culture and capital as Brooklyn becomes the epicenter of hipster chic. Of all […]
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City Life Philadelphia’s New Boom
Were you here in 1987? (Actually: Were you even born?) If you were, maybe you remember the thrill of One Liberty Place rising in the […]
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Property Just Listed: Full-Floor Duplex Condo in Rittenhouse Square
What would you like your deluxe apartment in the sky to have? Would you prefer the classical European grandeur of Beaux-Arts architecture, or are the […]
The Scene On the Town with Hughe Dillon
Last Friday I stopped by Chef Michael Schulson’s restaurant Sampan. I read that he was working on a outdoor garden bar/dining area and, like the […]
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Business 30 Fascinating Things I Learned on a Tour of the New Comcast Technology Center
When I entered the new Comcast Technology Center on Thursday morning for the first time, I had no doubt that I’d stepped into the year […]
The Top 5 Real Estate Stories of 2017
Like its regional economy, Philadelphia’s real estate market has long had a “Goldilocks” quality about it: neither too hot nor too cold, it chugs along […]
The Indy Hall Experiment
The tattoo on Alex Hillman’s right forearm reads “JFDI,” in letters two inches high. The letters are his bare skin, reversed out of a black […]
Would You Trust This Man With Your Neighborhood?
One morning in late June, real estate developer Bart Blatstein drove his black Cadillac to a mammoth vacant lot on 2nd Street just south of […]
15 Years Ago Today, Sixers Fans Booed Beyoncé
What began as a promising NBA Finals was looking pretty bleak by halftime of Game 4. The Sixers — bruised and battered, led by NBA MVP […]
Delco Neighbors “Frightened” After Racist Letter Found on Cars
Last Friday began as any other Friday for Delaware County resident Jonathan Larsen — that is until he walked out in front of his house and […]
A Simple Fix That Could Make Life Easier for Bart Blatstein at Broad and Washington
Residents of Northern Liberties can recount the long, drawn-out process that transformed what might have been a strip mall into Bart Blatstein’s most highly praised […]
An Incomplete List of Things Deemed the “New Philadelphia Story”
Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal wrote about Rooster Soup Company. Funded in part by a Kickstarter backing, Rooster Soup Co. is the brainchild […]
Take A Look Inside These Finished Arthaus Condos
Are you planning to buy a condo at Dranoff Properties’ Arthaus development but have no idea what you want it to look like? Carl Dranoff […]
On the Market: New Designer Rowhouse in Grays Ferry
If you haven’t been in Grays Ferry lately — and I suspect that, like me, you haven’t — you might find yourself surprised to see […]
If You’re Not Seizing Stretch Assignments at Work, You’re Doing It Wrong
There’s mounting evidence to confirm the career-transforming power of stretch opportunities—those projects outside your traditional line of work that allow you to put your potential […]
On Spike Lee’s Gentrification Speech, or Why Won’t They Build a Fancy New Grocery Store in Mantua?
There has been considerable ink dedicated to chronicling the ongoing battle between culture and capital as Brooklyn becomes the epicenter of hipster chic. Of all […]
Philadelphia’s New Boom
Were you here in 1987? (Actually: Were you even born?) If you were, maybe you remember the thrill of One Liberty Place rising in the […]
Just Listed: Full-Floor Duplex Condo in Rittenhouse Square
What would you like your deluxe apartment in the sky to have? Would you prefer the classical European grandeur of Beaux-Arts architecture, or are the […]
On the Town with Hughe Dillon
Last Friday I stopped by Chef Michael Schulson’s restaurant Sampan. I read that he was working on a outdoor garden bar/dining area and, like the […]
30 Fascinating Things I Learned on a Tour of the New Comcast Technology Center
When I entered the new Comcast Technology Center on Thursday morning for the first time, I had no doubt that I’d stepped into the year […]