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Buy this house architect and furniture designer Adrian Pearsall built for his family and you will be living in a work of art.
The Historical Commission meets on a regular basis, and it’s not exactly a hot ticket–there aren’t any scalpers outside. Yet on Friday the City of […]
Hidden City just announced the second year of its Festival, and my how it’s grown. The interdisciplinary organization–anchored by a fascinating website that delves into […]
The Public Health Management Corporation (PMHC) is moving from its offices at Broad and Locust to 1500 Market next year, taking over five floors of […]
As a point of interest, not all estate sales take place because a person has died. Many of them take place because someone has gone […]
Oyster.com, the cutely named hotel partner of the Travel Channel, published a list of the nine best boardwalks in the U.S., and look who’s sittin’ […]
The City of Philadelphia is set to launch CultureBlocks, another one of these innovative tech tools that the city keeps rolling out, as if that’s […]
Last month Dwell featured an industrial Toronto storefront that had been converted into a home by architect Tamira Sawatzky and artist Elle Flanders, who together […]
Looking for a townhouse in Society Hill to call home? Or maybe a house on the bay in Brigantine is more your cup of tea. […]
A recent study indicates that millennials have more faith in a housing market rebound than any other age group. The study also shows that this […]
Is there anything more delicious than a critic who’s ticked off? When the New Yorker‘s Anthony Lane hates a movie, you know you’re in for […]
It’s been more than a year since Oren Brothers Real Estate announced their plans to transform the old Croydon Building–aka the squatters’ Paradise City–into an […]
Hank McNeil, who just sold Rittenhouse Square’s legendary McIlhenney Mansion to Bart Blatstein, is suddenly having a serious 15 minutes of fame. After a flurry […]
Philadelphia is a city of squares. And while everyone knows Rittenhouse Square, it’s lower-keyed sibling, Washington Square is a preferred spot for urbanites looking to […]
It’s as if they’ve lived parallel lives, Robert Ridarelli and Bruce Toll. They both founded empires based on their names (Bobby Rydell; Toll Brothers) in […]
Photos via Foobooz Push that play button at the bottom of the post. Give it a second. Now…hear that? That’s the sound of the Glen […]
