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Discover new shops and restaurants — plus classic spots — on Lancaster Avenue.
It’s white-picket-fence Americana–and Haddon Heights, New Jersey, is another hot ’hood (of the suburban variety) in Philly Mag’s 2013 Real Estate roundup. If you’re looking […]
As far as we can determine, this studio apartment at 20th and Walnut is the smallest rental apartment in Philadelphia. It’s very chic to inhabit […]
It’s giant, all right: The new Giant Food Store in the Quarry Center at 116 W. Township Line Road is 76,000 square feet, has a […]
In November of last year the rumor was that Michael Lorber, one of the stars of Season 1 of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York, […]
• Free Library and Rosenbach working on merger [Inquirer] • J&J says area plant on schedule to reopen [Inquirer] • PA table games revenue reaches […]
IKEA is known for its unconventional advertising, so it’s always with a bit of anticipation that creative types await the latest ads. This week, a […]
There’s more Hottest Neighborhoods 2013 action coming your way, and this time it’s the great suburb of Bryn Mawr, a surprisingly affordable Main Line stalwart. […]
As trinities go, this one is quite spacious: two bedrooms, two baths and more than 1,200 square feet. It’s also unlike other Philadelphia trinities in […]
Five Wall Street gaming experts were at the Loews Hotel today offering wisdom on Pennsylvania gaming. One of the analysts made a bold pronouncement regarding […]
A new tool from Teehan+Lax Labs called Google Street View Hyperlapse makes it possible to take images from Google Street View and splice them together […]
When you live in an architectural wonderland like Northwest Philly, you can sometimes become a little resistant to the new and the different. We like […]
Located on the Main Line, Wayne continues to attract residents with its family-friendly vibe, proximity to Philadelphia and downtown historic district. Why move to Wayne? […]
The open-spaces advocacy group VIADUCTgreene, whose capitalization we just mastered about 10 minutes ago, has now changed its name to Friends of the Rail Park. […]
Chef Georges Perrier has been in the news this week, with an assertion from his publicist that he’s retired to news soon thereafter that he’ll […]
The Associated Press reports that the number of homes that started construction in March finally broke the 1 million mark–the first time that’s happened since […]
