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This home has a lot to offer for a five-bedroom, single-family Center City home priced under a million bucks. To wit: several fireplaces; a yard; […]

On the heels of yesterday’s news about home ownership taking a nosedive comes a report from Delta Associates via the Philadelphia Business Journal outlining an uptick […]

Don your red, white and blue and head over to Shake Shack to celebrate America’s independence and the highly-anticipated return of July 4th Weekend at Shake Shack […]

Yes, Wednesdays can be awesome during Center City Sips. $5 cocktails, $4 wine, $3 beer and half-price snacks at restaurants all over Center City? That’s […]

Saturday’s rape of a woman in her apartment near 19th and Spruce streets is still reverberating through the neighborhood, the Philadelphia Daily News reports.

You’d think in America’s best beer-drinking city, we’d be about to put up a united front in our appreciation for cheap weeknight booze. But alas, this […]

We round up some of the week’s best events in Philly:

Early Wednesday morning, there were reports (okay, tweets) of a deer in Center City. This is the first report I can find of it, at […]

Zoning approvals? Check. Permits? Check. Demolition crews? They’re ready! Yep, it appears the $60-$70 million redevelopment project for a chunk of Chestnut Street’s 1100 block […]

Every year the Center City District releases a “State of Center City” report. What did we learn this time around? It may not be doing […]

The Center City District on Tuesday released its annual State of Center City report with a mostly (but not completely) positive message.

We round up five of the weekend’s guaranteed-good-time events, including Farm Fest at The Oval, the Center City Jazz Festival, Franklin Flea, and more.  Looking […]

Is the Philadelphia old guard rich power base — or whatever — moving out of the Main Line? Let’s not write the obituary for it […]

It wasn’t so long ago that this very magazine asked whether jazz was on life support in Philadelphia. But several key players have injected much-needed […]

Philadelphia Business Journal reports on a proposal to create a “digital district” in Center City that would feature large electronic displays. Legislation is being sought […]