There are only 31 units at 1706 Rittenhouse, and four are left. Finishes read like a roll call of luxury brand names: Wolf, Bosch, Sub-Zero and […]

Conventional wisdom says a home will sell more quickly if buyers are able to effortlessly imagine their own lives inside the property. Wolf kitchen appliances […]

The Tulpehocken Station Historic District in Germantown is only about six square blocks, but it is bursting with architectural gems like this Gothic Victorian better […]

2 br, newly re-puroposed and renovated Spectacular, Architectural-Digest-worthy historic building Expansive drop-dead landscaping, Walk to Overbrook Station – 10 minutes to 30th St. LM schools. […]

Philadelphia Speaks is now in full-on speculation mode about whether or not Comcast will be building in order to create new space for the increasing […]

Sometimes it feels like every listing in Northern Liberties is for sleek new construction with granite countertops and modern finishes. Here we have proof that […]

Reddit member modus has a co-worker who’s afraid to come into the city, an attitude Philadelphia residents often find either hard to believe or somewhat […]

The sound of music has echoed through the rooms of this lovely four-bedroom home at 23rd and Poplar. Need proof? Take a look at the […]

Sometimes studio means a small living space. Sometimes it means a place to do your creative work. Sometimes it means a living space inside the […]

Brandywine Realty Trust will acquire One and Two Commerce Square on Market between 20th and 21st for a total price of $331.8 million–a $238 million […]

Wendy Salzman at 6 ABC filed a report yesterday on the newly renovated and rebuilt Goldtex apartment building at 12th and Wood. Developed by the […]

A lengthy article in the International Business Times by Palash Ghosh uses Bucks County, Pa., as a microcosm for the evils of suburban sprawl, and […]

This is absolutely one of our favorite listings right now: the Quakertown property known as Shaggy Bark Farm. Its latest MLS outing adds several new […]

Ed Hermance, owner of the pathbreaking LGBT bookstore Giovanni’s Room, is looking to make a change, reports WHYY’s Elizabeth Fiedler. “I’m hoping to sell the […]

This unit on the market in the Lippincott references the past without being slavishly historic. With a Duncan Phyfe (or Duncan Phyfe-style) table, modern art, […]