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Curious about heat pumps? Considering an induction range? Pondering solar panels? Thanks to advancing technology and some significant new financial incentives, green technology is finally in reach for more of us. Here, the real deal about today’s revolutionary eco-friendly renovations and how Philadelphians can deploy them at home.
INSIDE EDITION: Make Your Home Eco-Friendly and Energy Efficient With Earth Day just around the corner (April 22), it’s time to evaluate how green and […]
It’s called Linden Hall. All grand estates belonging to great men must have a name, and Larry Brown, former coach of the 76ers, is a […]
Center City is in an apartments-building frenzy. Every time you turn around, someone is planning to develop yet more rental residences. According to data from […]
As we mentioned yesterday, when philebrity wrote that VIADUCTgreene had changed its named to Friends of the Rail Park, we were a little miffed because […]
Commercial Property Executive teamed up with Nielsen to do research on retail real estate markets that show rapid recovery. It seems there’s a relationship between […]
Photographer Julia Solis, a prolific chronicler of urban ruins and abandoned or vacant spaces, has a book coming out called Stages of Decay–with the word […]
This is truly sad for fashion lovers: Michele Giunta Cimillo’s clothing and accessories store at 113 S. 13th Street will be packing it in at […]
Spotlight Listing: A Worcester home for sale that’s almost paradise If you’re dreaming of a home that’s a relaxing retreat from the chaos of everyday […]
In Washington, D.C., where justice comes first, the term “master bedroom” is being phased out of floor plans due to its negative connotations: slavery, on […]
It’s white-picket-fence Americana–and Haddon Heights, New Jersey, is another hot ’hood (of the suburban variety) in Philly Mag’s 2013 Real Estate roundup. If you’re looking […]
As far as we can determine, this studio apartment at 20th and Walnut is the smallest rental apartment in Philadelphia. It’s very chic to inhabit […]
It’s giant, all right: The new Giant Food Store in the Quarry Center at 116 W. Township Line Road is 76,000 square feet, has a […]
In November of last year the rumor was that Michael Lorber, one of the stars of Season 1 of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York, […]
• Free Library and Rosenbach working on merger [Inquirer] • J&J says area plant on schedule to reopen [Inquirer] • PA table games revenue reaches […]
IKEA is known for its unconventional advertising, so it’s always with a bit of anticipation that creative types await the latest ads. This week, a […]
