According to the Bella Vista Town Page, the building where the old Italian restaurant Mama Yolanda’s is on Eighth Street between Fitzwater and Catharine is […]

Here it is, your afternoon neighborhood news fix. · UCity: Drexel’s New URBN Center Has Stairways That Lead To Stairways [philebrity] · Center City: Historic […]

If you’re on the lookout for a new place to call home, why not tour a few homes on the market? Here are some open […]

This three-bedroom/three-bath Fishtown home for rent–one of two identical homes that comprised the first LEED-certified project in Philly–is 2,683 square feet of quality sustainable living. […]

The next round of internationally inspired Night Markets–evening street-food festivals meant to highlight neighborhood businesses–have been announced. One of the sites has been lucky before: […]

The former AAA at 2040 Market Street is almost completely rented and many units are occupied–despite the fact that it’s still under construction. Now there’s […]

New York architect Peter Gluck could not have imagined what he was getting himself into when he conceived a design for 205 Race Street, a […]

Leigh Maida and husband/business partner Brendan Hartranft–along with other parnters and investors–own and operate four neighborhood bistros that emphasize quality brews and delicious pub fare. […]

You know it’s been a dream of yours: rolling out of bed as the sun is coming up over the Atlantic Ocean, grabbing a towel […]

Lovely New Hope, with its charming commercial corridor that brings Philly day-trippers and lovers of candles, has become a popular choice for homebuyers as well, […]

The design of this three-story house in Thailand, called Bear House, is by Thai architect and visionary Onion, who’s unendingly inventive, as are most people […]

As the countdown continues to the opening of Serpico–the much-hyped Stephen Starr restaurant that has foodies in a lather–real estate watchers are hopeful but puzzled. […]

It’s common knowledge that photos of your home are vital when trying to sell it, but simply snapping a few shots with your iPhone won’t […]

In today’s City Paper, staff writer Ryan Briggs asks why the city’s most historic neighborhood still has so much blight, despite being a highly touted […]