Wouldn’t it be lovely if there were a superhero who was like the Lone Ranger or Zorro and who would ride in on a giant […]

This is big news for real estate junkies–about as big as it gets. According to Hidden City, Philadelphia maverick developer Bart Blatstein–of the Piazza, Provence […]

There was a time when Philadelphia, the so-called Workshop of the World, and its surrounding towns and cities (see: Bethlehem, Allentown, et al.) produced more […]

Before the fire that tore through Jack B. Fabrics at Fourth and Fitzwater on Saturday afternoon–leaving one firefighter dead and another injured–the 35-year-old shop was […]

If you’re on the lookout for a new home, check out these weekend open houses in the city and suburbs. 825 Lewis Lane, Ambler A […]

Let’s start with the bad news about Philadelphia’s never-ending property assessment saga: Richie McKeithen, the city’s chief assessor, says that out of the approximately 31,000 […]

There’s something pleasant about a lemon-yellow home, especially when there’s an apple tree in the backyard. It’s nostalgic somehow. The listing says, “the home is […]

One of the Design Advocacy Group‘s recent complaints about Wynn Philadelphia was the scarcity of information accompanying the pitch: “Wynn Philadelphia has so far provided […]

There were 23 cats in a Bustleton home on Medway Avenue that caught fire last night. The owners of the property were not at home; […]

The Pew Charitable Trusts recently released its State of the City 2013 report, and it’s the gift that keeps on giving. There are many depressing […]

Spotlight Listing: Chestnut Hill One of the benefits of living in Chestnut Hill is the abundance of architecturally unique, historical homes. Among the gems is […]

There are 14 neighborhoods surrounding Center City that don’t feature a Liberty Bell or an Independence Hall. Starting today, the Greater Philadelphia Tourism and Marketing […]

The changes to Philadelphia’s districting were supposed to take place in 2016, but somehow, without anyone noticing, City Council decided to just go ahead and […]

Philadelphia has made the national news again–and this time it has nothing to do with a restaurant called Chink’s. Now the country is talking about […]

With 177 backers for a total of $11,511, Franklin’s Paine Skatepark Fund went beyond its goal of $10,000. Congrats to all! This is going to […]