Spotlight Listing: Luxury Rittenhouse Square Condo Buyers searching for a place in the center of Philly’s action will love this luxury Rittenhouse Square condo. The […]

Looking for a big house? Like, a five-bedroom house? We searched for five-bedroom homes in five different counties with a price point of $500K. So what can you get?

Jonathan Papelbon endeared himself to virtually 100 percent of the city’s residents when the former Red Sox was interviewed by Sports Illustrated last spring after […]

If ever a store were in need of expansion, it was Trader Joe’s–the location at 22nd and Market was so claustrophobic, it would have made […]

As of yesterday, Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) officially owns the Kmart at Ninth and Market–the one it paid $60 million for even though […]

INSIDE EDITION: Make Your Home Eco-Friendly and Energy Efficient With Earth Day just around the corner (April 22), it’s time to evaluate how green and […]

It’s called Linden Hall. All grand estates belonging to great men must have a name, and Larry Brown, former coach of the 76ers, is a […]

Center City is in an apartments-building frenzy. Every time you turn around, someone is planning to develop yet more rental residences. According to data from […]

As we mentioned yesterday, when philebrity wrote that VIADUCTgreene had changed its named to Friends of the Rail Park, we were a little miffed because […]

Commercial Property Executive teamed up with Nielsen to do research on retail real estate markets that show rapid recovery. It seems there’s a relationship between […]

Photographer Julia Solis, a prolific chronicler of urban ruins and abandoned or vacant spaces, has a book coming out called Stages of Decay–with the word […]

This is truly sad for fashion lovers: Michele Giunta Cimillo’s clothing and accessories store at 113 S. 13th Street will be packing it in at […]

Spotlight Listing: A Worcester home for sale that’s almost paradise If you’re dreaming of a home that’s a relaxing retreat from the chaos of everyday […]

In Washington, D.C., where justice comes first, the term “master bedroom” is being phased out of floor plans due to its negative connotations: slavery, on […]