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Discover new shops and restaurants — plus classic spots — on Lancaster Avenue.
This week wasn’t the first time developer Wally Smerconish tried to get permission to turn the former First Baptist Church of Ardmore, built in 1928, […]
Here it is: the first suburban entry in Philadelphia Magazine’s April 2013 Real Estate issue “The New Hot Neighborhoods.” East Greenwich certainly isn’t new to […]
Today’s editorial in the Inquirer is titled “Most AVI fears are overblown,” and notes that with Nutter’s propsed rate, half of Philadelphia homeowners will see […]
How to Get Your Home Exterior Clean It’s spring! And that means backyard parties and barbecues in your (and your home’s) not-so-distant future. Whether you’re […]
At the renaming announcement for 1818 Market Street this afternoon, there were few big shocks. The bank’s CEO Gerry Cuddy happily and enthusiastically thanked half […]
Property Profiles is a series highlighting the people who have defined the Greater Philadelphia area and continue to chart its future–from established developers with numerous projects […]
This stone manor house in Montgomery County was built in 1787 on the Glanrason Plantation. The land was granted to John Thomas in the late […]
SPOTLIGHT: Moorestown mansion for sale that’s perfect for entertaining Ever think to yourself: I could really use a grand, two-story ballroom in my house. And […]
At 1 p.m. today, a crowd will gather in the lobby of the high-rise 1818 Market Street to hear the mayor and assorted real estate […]
It’s a good thing, as Martha would say: The old drugged-out bathhouse that was a black eye in the Gayborhood is being reinvented as a […]
Though Philadelphians can’t help but think of St. Katharine Drexel as one of our own, the Drexel heiress turned canonized nun has great import for […]
This week’s trinity is on tiny South Delhi Street, right off of Ninth and Christian, in the beating heart of the Italian Market. The red […]
Neighborhood Watch: Cape May Do summertime temperatures have you thinking about a beach getaway? Us too. So why not day dream about a Cape May […]
It’s going to be an educational paradise, with a headquarters for Teach for America, discounted apartments for teachers, a cafe where intellectual ideas are discussed, […]
The housing market has rebounded enough that there’s actually a shortage of homes to buy, which is why some prospective buyers are simply sending love […]
