Baby boomers are flexing their financial might, snatching up smaller homes left and right. Here’s what’s driving the trend.

From smart renovations to affordable upgrades, top design minds share their pro tips for today’s sellers.

True stories from baby boomers who shed their larger homes for a smaller footprint

A 1960s mansionette strides into the 21st century.

Our searchable town-by-town price and sales report for the eight-county Greater Philadelphia area.

A big little house around the corner yet a world away from the Italian Market.

A vacation-home bargain for millionaires, though the merely affluent can probably swing this as well.

Two houses, a garage workshop, a lodge and 109 acres of farmland, forest, wetland and creek bank, all far from the madding crowd.

Bright, airy, sunsplashed and designed to heal your soul.

The second time’s the charmer for this twice-baked trinity.

Named for a Revolutionary War hero, the community offers the epitome of Main Line life.

Yes, it comes with a lake. But it’s not in a gated community, so you don’t have to pay HOA fees.

A welcoming, thoughtfully designed house that stands out from the crowd.

Too big to be a trinity but looks like two of them strung together.

For $4 million, we compare two homes with stunning yet totally different views.