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As housing markets nationwide continue their recovery from the 2008 market collapse, it appears that affordability may be one of the things falling by the wayside. […]
If Congress is proactive, the possibility of productive tax reform in 2017 could very well become a reality. It’s necessary, too – particularly in the housing market, […]
In some United States metropolitan areas, the demand for jobs and amenities within a given city is causing the value of homes to far surpass homebuyers’ incomes. […]
“Workforce housing” is one of the buzzwords du jour in the local development lexicon. Elected officials and builders alike see it as key to shoring […]
Apartments in downtown Phoenixville for $1,300 to $3,000 a month? Who knew? Just as they have in the city, the Millennials are touching off a […]
As we close the book on 2016, let’s take a look back at the year in real estate and development. What were the stories that […]
Studies conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia have shown that gentrification produces benefits for those lower-income residents who do manage to remain in […]
How do you keep warm in your home in the winter? Do you crank the thermostat in the hall up past 78 so you can […]
Depending on the time frame you choose, Philadelphia either just barely misses or just barely makes another top 10 list. And while this list puts […]
House prices in the Philadelphia market continued to climb in the third quarter of 2016, which is good news for homeowners wishing to sell. But […]
The good news: you can still afford to buy a home in Philadelphia if you’re a middle-income earner. The bad news: It got just a […]
If the silver lining of the Philadelphia housing market is how affordable its homes for sale are, then the state of its rental housing market […]
While the bursting of the housing bubble caused widespread pain, many homeowners have since recovered from the bust as house values in many U.S. metropolitan […]
Philadelphia’s Land Bank is continuing its slow march to functionality. On Wednesday, the Land Bank released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for eight vacant properties […]
Council President Darrell Clarke will introduce legislation on Thursday to expand a variety of city programs aimed at housing repair and preservation. This would be paid for […]