The building at 23 S. 23rd is technically called 23: A Condominium, but most people either call it “23” or “23 S. 23rd.” It sits […]

How many Delaware Valley schoolchildren each year are forced to trudge across iced-over mud and listen to history lectures at Valley Forge? Thousands, maybe millions. […]

Q & A: Expert Real Estate Tips from Terry Kirkwood Terry Kirkwood is a Prudential Fox & Roach sales manager in the Rosemont Office, working […]

This year, for the first time, The Atlantic Cities hosts the Urbanist Toolkit Bracket Challenge, pitting “the hottest trends in urbanism” against each other in […]

There’s a proposal for 320 new apartments to be built in what was once a scrap yard in South Kensington. The burgeoning community–also site of […]

For its most recent project, Philadelphia architecture and interiors firm k YODER Design took on one of the most bedeviling renovation design challenges: the bathroom. […]

Spotlight Listing: Chester Springs Timber-Frame Home There’s something about wood beams—love them or hate them, the eye-catching feature certainly makes a dramatic, lasting impression. If […]

This 15,000-square-foot (!) property sits on more than 10 acres of the vaunted Ardrossan estate, where Hope Montgomery Scott–the inspiration for Katherine Hepburn’s character in […]

A large number of Philadelphia’s old churches get demolished, some with great fanfare, others with little remark. When the Ruffin Nichols Memorial African Methodist Episcopal […]

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Chestnut Hill Living Chestnut Hill sits at the northwest corner of Philadelphia, a one-of-a-kind neighborhood that simply oozes charm. It once stood as […]

Another day, another Actual Value Initiative panic attack. But fear not: Here’s a list of the latest drop-in outreach sessions and, as an added bonus […]

John Coltrane’s time in Philadelphia–featured this weekend on the radio show American Routes–was the fertile beginning of his development as a unique voice in jazz. […]

This week’s trinity is on tiny, little Kater Street, bounded on one end by Schell Street, which serves as a kind of dead end, and […]

The new Robb Report is out, and it’s the home issue, which means that instead of featuring cars, watches, jewelry, cars and a supplementary magazine […]

SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Stone Harbor Bayside Retreat Summer is just around the corner, and this  Stone Harbor bayside retreat will allow you to take full advantage […]