An easy housing solution for those who thought they couldn’t afford to live in Chestnut Hill.

A pro basketball player gets the basement entertaining space of his dreams.

By building out a new breakfast nook, this couple got more space — and more light.

The hottest trend in Philadelphia real estate is finding an old house with good bones and making it the home of your dreams.

First they gutted it. Now they’re working toward making it a carbon-free, zero-energy house.

The host of Philly Street Flippin’ shares her top tips.

They bucked the open-concept trend in favor of creating cozier, more intimate spaces.

Interior designer Michelle Gage and her husband found a better use for a structurally unsound part of their home.

They took down a wall to get a space that was good for entertaining and daily dining.

If you’re redoing a Philly house, you’re probably redoing an old house. These places will have exactly what you need.

Did your neighborhood make the cut?

New-to-Philly Prevu seeks to do for home buyers what Houwzer did for home sellers by harnessing the power of technology.

There’s no need to “revive” this historic gem — it’s the genuine article.

Sometimes, if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. Just ask this owner who made over her own house.

This 1737 house has had several brushes with history in its past thanks to the two notable Pennsylvanians who once owned it.