And you don’t have to move a tenant in to produce the income — the house makes it for you.

Here, town and gown play nice with each other.

Built to last — and built to handle a crowd with ease.

This Jazz Age beauty channels the Middle Ages on the outside but has all the modern comforts on the inside.

The industrial-chic residential-commercial building will welcome residents in 2023.

1890 on the outside, 1650s in the middle, a Colonial showpiece through and through.

Gorgeous and move-in ready, but needs some finishing touches, most of which the owners have already supplied.

Walkable towns and neighborhoods are hot in the real estate world — lucky for us Philly’s were built for strolling from the start.

A civilized residence for those who aren’t into that rustic/contemporary stuff.

Far from the crowds of Main Street, close to the Schuylkill’s edge, and fully loaded.

The first condo to change hands at 500 Walnut is ready to change hands once again now that its temporary tenant has moved out.

Is it really as young as the public records indicate? Quite possibly.

An artist turns an early 1970s chalet into a real “experience.”

Well, the lake is actually just across the road, but who’s quibbling about that?

This handsome contemporary looks like many others out there on the Main Line. Until you enter it.