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Generally speaking, new housing developments for lower-income residents require some sort of subsidy to make the projects work. These subsidies often take the form of […]

It’s no surprise that it’s more expensive to live in Manhattan than Philadelphia, but somehow home-owning Manhattanites can still save more money than Philadelphians even […]

There’s a discussion board I hang out on that gets frequent queries from posters looking to move to the Philadelphia area from outside it. Often, […]

Besides being home to most of the Mummers clubs, Pennsport is also home to both modest rowhomes and more luxurious new construction. It should come […]

Some years back, Francisville Neighborhood Development Corporation head Penelope Giles was quoted as saying one of the aims her organization had was to put William Penn’s […]

Millennial homebuyers think now’s a good time to buy a home. That is, until they actually buy a home. That’s one of the key insights […]

Before going any further, we feel obligated to offer this note of reassurance: Your new home in Point Breeze won’t be torched. Despite all the […]

Both the median price of a home in Greater Philadelphia and the minimum annual salary one needs to pay for it have fallen this past […]

Mount Airy has a reputation for substantial, lovingly maintained homes and an affluent, highly educated populace with a keen social conscience. But as anyone who […]

South Philly east of Broad Street is the land of the two-story rowhouse. Sure, you’ll find some streets lined with three-story versions, and add-on third […]

When we asked NeighborhoodX to comb the listings to find the most expensive homes in Chestnut Hill week before last, we found several that we […]

We’re still chuckling over the tale of the poor young professional whose lament that she couldn’t find anything she could afford in Fishtown formed the […]

In case you haven’t noticed, rental housing has become the place where the action is in the residential real estate industry today. Several factors have […]

University City has long had a reputation for being, as the onetime motto of the University City District put it, “left of center.” The high […]

Like its regional economy, Philadelphia’s real estate market has long had a “Goldilocks” quality about it: neither too hot nor too cold, it chugs along […]