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Discover new shops and restaurants — plus classic spots — on Lancaster Avenue.
Clearly, the social contract has broken down. From today’s King of Prussia Courier…
After 60 years at its location at Montgomery Avenue and St. George’s Road in Ardmore, the Main Line YMCA will close this fall and reopen […]
SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Chester Springs Home for Sale This charming European manor home is reminiscent of a storybook cottage—only much, much bigger. The 7,000-plus square foot […]
How can you not admire a neighborhood–a borough, actually–that has such an adorable nickname? Conshy has long been a favorite suburb of Philadelphia, not only […]
This two-bedroom unit in the Lenox Building on South 13th Street has hardwood floors, double shower head, dishwasher, a living room wired for audio and […]
This week wasn’t the first time developer Wally Smerconish tried to get permission to turn the former First Baptist Church of Ardmore, built in 1928, […]
Here it is: the first suburban entry in Philadelphia Magazine’s April 2013 Real Estate issue “The New Hot Neighborhoods.” East Greenwich certainly isn’t new to […]
Today’s editorial in the Inquirer is titled “Most AVI fears are overblown,” and notes that with Nutter’s propsed rate, half of Philadelphia homeowners will see […]
How to Get Your Home Exterior Clean It’s spring! And that means backyard parties and barbecues in your (and your home’s) not-so-distant future. Whether you’re […]
At the renaming announcement for 1818 Market Street this afternoon, there were few big shocks. The bank’s CEO Gerry Cuddy happily and enthusiastically thanked half […]
Property Profiles is a series highlighting the people who have defined the Greater Philadelphia area and continue to chart its future–from established developers with numerous projects […]
This stone manor house in Montgomery County was built in 1787 on the Glanrason Plantation. The land was granted to John Thomas in the late […]
SPOTLIGHT: Moorestown mansion for sale that’s perfect for entertaining Ever think to yourself: I could really use a grand, two-story ballroom in my house. And […]
At 1 p.m. today, a crowd will gather in the lobby of the high-rise 1818 Market Street to hear the mayor and assorted real estate […]
It’s a good thing, as Martha would say: The old drugged-out bathhouse that was a black eye in the Gayborhood is being reinvented as a […]
