We’re feeling the love for Rocky II these days. The Philly Post’s Dan McQuade analyzed and mapped Rocky Balboa’s famous filmic run, which took him […]

Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections delivered a three-page document and a reference to a 3,000-page report to the Controller’s Office in response to a […]

The estate has a wild history ranging from George Washington getting some Zs to Rizzo foe Pete Camiel making himself at home two centuries later. And don’t forget the parties.

We profiled a trinity on Iseminger before, about a block down from this one. It’s not surprising there would be more than one because the […]

The Sage of Omaha likes the cut of PFR’s jib.

After an emotional late-night debate, the university gets the answer it seeks.

The Bushfire Theatre has been lucky in a way that most historic Philly buildings haven’t.

Words like “grand” and “gracious” come up a lot in the listing for this four-story Victorian nestled in Logan Square. Looking at the photos, it’s […]

The mayor will discuss six proposals at the Convention Center.

And Rolling Stone is streaming it right now.

One of the six contenders for Philadelphia’s second casino license, Market8 — an investor group helmed by Ken Goldenberg and Ira Luber, among others — […]

Property is the Greater Philadelphia area’s online source for all things real estate–from home sales and apartment rentals to design and commercial development. The blog […]

Zoë’s Kitchen — the Mediterranean-inspired chain restaurant where most of the food is grilled — already had three local spots (Collegeville, Marlton and Newtown) when […]

This is just a charmer, no doubt about it, and so iconically Old City. Little Quarry Street isn’t even a street, really — just a […]

Last week, the Inquirer’s Michael Klein wrote, “MOM’s Organic Market, a greener-than-thou grocery chain whose locations ring D.C., has signed to open its first Philly-area […]