Two historic townhouses, a farmhouse that channels the 18th century and a rare chance to own a riverside home in Gladwyne.

The winds of change have blown stronger through this neighborhood than any other in the city.

What you need to get started on the path to the most important purchase you will make.

Two expansive properties for different kinds of retreats

You’d better act quickly if you want to challenge your 2025 assessment.

You’ll feel like royalty living in the only Philly neighborhood where a princess grew up.

Between walkability and decent transit service, these places make a low-car diet possible.

Since this project first surfaced a decade (!) ago, the rental market has changed considerably. 

Situated between history and industry, this former mill town retains its village character.

Feast your eyes on these communities with lots of dining choices.

Both feel at one with the outdoors.

History and artistry meet on the banks of Brandywine Creek.

Painting, sculpture, theater, music — you name it, the Philly area’s got it. Especially in these communities.

The workforce housing of its day, these stacked houses are as old as — and unique to — this city.

This latest go-round for the Grande Dame of Broad Street adds apartments to the mix.