SPOTLIGHT LISTING: STONE HARBOR BEACHFRONT PROPERTY With the winter beginning to fade and the first hints of spring popping up, it’s natural to dream about […]

For real estate junkies, there’s nothing so lovely as a floorplan. But only the truly obsessed watch a movie and think, “I wonder what that […]

Bradley Maule, the new co-editor of Hidden City Daily–the hands-down best blog about Philadelphia’s built environment–lived in Portland, Oregon, for three and half years and […]

Is this Lombard Street home not the most adorable of all adorableness? The curving wall by the staircase, the fireplace, the yellow kitchen, the brick […]

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Ok, maybe not Bradley Cooper, but how about his mom? Cooper comes from the tiny borough of Jenkintown, just outside Philadelphia in Montgomery […]

Onetime Van Halen frontman and Jersey Shore philanthropist Sammy Hagar has announced the dissolution of his relationship with Caesars Entertainment, his partner in Sammy’s Beach […]

Michael Vick had to cancel his book tour due to threats of violence, according to today’s Inquirer. Though he signed books without incident in Charlotte, […]

“It happens all the time. Whenever a larger store closes in Doylestown, residents mourn for a few days and then wish for a Trader Joe’s.” […]

When Hearst hired Jay Fielden as new Town and Country magazine editor in 2011, the media company made a canny choice, and one that has […]

Here’s a sentence that’s so obvious, you knew it before you read it: Owners of luxury properties who fall into arrears typically have more time […]

Teresa Levonian Cole has written another article about Philadelphia for a British publication, this one called “Why Philadelphia really is the big cheese.” It bears […]

This luxurious and uniquely shaped contemporary home is sending a message for Property’s Main Line Monday: I am here for you, homebuyer, and I want […]

This house near Broad and Girard had listings photos that made you want to run to the house with a bag full of groceries and […]

Today is the day. What started as a delusional dream of late New York/Miami developer Tony Goldman and was then nurtured by the insistent watering […]

Drexel professor Kathleen Volk-Miller, who heads up the Painted Bride Quarterly literary magazine and brought the international Literary Death Match to Philadelphia (the only city […]