On Wednesday, City Controller Alan Butkovitz’s office released a study that concluded “the actual value initiative (AVI) did not improve accuracy, uniformity and fairness.” The […]

Yesterday tickets went on sale for the Hidden City Festival, which opens nine buildings to the public for the first time. The Festival runs for […]

Somerset House, located in the St. Leonard’s Tract in Ventnor, is the perfect place for people looking for top-of-the-line move-in ready condition: The 19th-century Dutch […]

With the obligatory cool specs and unconventional shoes, Architect Barbie is being used as a promotional tool by the AIA to get more women into […]

This Monk Road home in Gladwyne was designed by Irwin Stein, who during his career was less a single-minded titan like Louis Kahn and more […]

From the Experts: Hot Markets & Up-and-Coming Philadelphia Neighborhoods   We asked realtors who are on the ground everyday with buyers and sellers which areas […]

His and hers sinks? Please. At 10 Rittenhouse, the master bedrooms in select penthouse units come with entire his and hers bathrooms. The Robert A.M. […]

Sure, you can go to a regular laundromat–lug your overlarge, sticky bottle of detergent, or forget it and use those juice-carton powders that clump; get […]

SPOTLIGHT LISTING: 19th-Century Moorestown Estate for Sale French and American partnerships historically have been a beautiful thing—take the Marquis de Lafayette and George Washington, Charles […]

Here’s a space whose prestigious past has been unearthed during renovations. Most recently the home of a social services agency for immigrants, the building at […]

There’s a new Tumblr in town and it’s called The Worst Room. The person who runs it, Ryan Nethery, explains it simply: “This is a […]

The 1976 futuristic thriller Logan’s Run is known mainly for two things: miraculously bad acting, including that of Farrah Fawcett, and an ultramodern set that […]

Next City’s journal Forefront came out this week with a story by Jake Blumgart titled “Has Atlantic City Reached the End?” Three years after Gov. […]