A traditionally modern masterpiece from one of the best American architects you’ve never heard of.

This mini-mansion avoids falling into the McMansion pit.

Houses like this don’t come on the market all that often in this neighborhood.

Built in the 1980s, this modern Colonial channels the past beautifully.

Not all that much, say agents and builders who have managed to adjust to the new reality. But one analyst worries that the machine might grind to a halt for a while.

Modern features and comfort in a makeover that respects this house’s strong bones.

Cute as a button and bigger than it looks. Plus it has great amenities indoors and out.

This solidly built 120-year-old house has been equipped for everyday life today.

An easy housing solution for those who thought they couldn’t afford to live in Chestnut Hill.

By building out a new breakfast nook, this couple got more space — and more light.

A pro basketball player gets the basement entertaining space of his dreams.

The hottest trend in Philadelphia real estate is finding an old house with good bones and making it the home of your dreams.

First they gutted it. Now they’re working toward making it a carbon-free, zero-energy house.

The host of Philly Street Flippin’ shares her top tips.

They bucked the open-concept trend in favor of creating cozier, more intimate spaces.