Back in March, the Inquirer’s architecture critic Inga Saffron wrote this of developer Carl Dranoff: “One thing you can say about Carl Dranoff’s taste in […]

A one-designer bridal boutique has opened at 114 North 21st Street. It’s owned by wedding planner Kathy Bado, who stumbled into opening what is only […]

This decor is so phenomenal, it should be in South Philadelphia. Instead, these rugs–which have maintained color saturation despite being around for several decades–glow in […]

Sometimes, “updated” in South Philly can mean “renovated in 1980.” Not here. This 1,992-square-foot, four-bedroom townhouse retains a lot of old charm (think: Victorian interior […]

Ever heard of Zumper? You have if you live in San Francisco, NYC or Chicago, where the site was live since its debut launch in […]

Spotlight Listing: Duckett Mill Farm in Newtown Square Duckett Paper Mill was originally one of the many mills built along Ridley Creek in the early […]

The Passyunk Post reports that developer Max Glass’ plan to transform the iconic King of Jeans store into rental apartments with bike share has, for […]

Over at Reddit Philadelphia, user jimshreds posted an instagram shot (above) of the flat being poured at the in-progress Grays Ferry Crescent Skate Park. The […]

When Pope Benedict announced that the World Meeting of Families would come to Philadelphia in 2015, Vatican expert Rocco Palmo spoke to the Daily News about […]

Philadelphia Magazine‘s Best of Philly issue is on newsstands now, and for those interested in real estate, economic development, and the city’s future, there are […]

Every now and then it’s fun to see how busy Allan Domb is. The answer is: busy. Here are three developments we’ve recently learned about. […]

At its last monthly meeting before the fall Monday night, the Lower Merion Township Planning Commission gave the green light to a huge new Whole […]

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Four-hundred-thousand dollars won’t buy you a mansion in the Philadelphia area. But for that price you can get a spacious, well-maintained home on a nice, […]

GH Realty, aka David Grasso, purchased four floors of the Alison Building–or, as it’s carved in the stone at 1805 Walnut, the ALISON BVILDING. Natalie […]