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This Rittenhouse-area penthouse condo at 1737 Chestnut has city zoning approval to build 20 feet in the air on top of the roof deck, which […]
Is it any surprise? As Kurfiss Sotheby’s International puts it, 1822 Spruce is one of the broker’s “finest Philadelphia listings.” Once a hair salon, this […]
The real estate investment company Pearl Properties has expanded its already considerable Walnut Street portfolio with another acquisition: more than 75,000 square feet at 1401 […]
A recent report suggests that the number of first-time buyers is dwindling due to the number of people with student loan debt. But there are […]
As the Inquirer’s Karen Heller reported over the weekend, for a month this summer between the behemoth Welcome America and Made In America festivals, the […]
Nowadays, development in Philadelphia seems to be focused heavily on neighborhoods and districts surrounding Center City. But it’s not as though Center City is finished. […]
Though the 34-story tower called (rather sensibly) 2116 Chestnut won’t be done with construction until the end of the summer, studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms on […]
Most Center City Wendy’s patrons probably don’t know that the home of the Baconator has a name, and it is Chestnut Place. The 140,000-square-foot office […]
We know everyone loves Center City Sips (or at least the real deals of Sips). And it certainly has its allure. But there are several […]
Are your friends on vacation. Brag to them about your vacation to Cuba, Singapore or Mexico. Every Wednesday, Twenty Manning Grill is engaging in some […]
In her most recent Changing Skyline column, Inga Saffron noted fully seven apartment towers that are being built or heightened between 20th and 38th streets […]
In Next City, Patrick Kerkstra makes Philly negative exceptionalists feel better by pointing out that while Philadelphia demolition regulations are, indeed, lax, it’s far from […]
In Next City, Patrick Kerkstra makes Philly negative exceptionalists feel better by pointing out that while Philadelphia demolition regulations are, indeed, lax, it’s far from […]
Sometimes you see a property and are immediately certain there is not enough bleach in the world for you to ever feel clean living there. […]
Though we’re 99 percent sure Nordstrom Rack is moving into the former Daffy’s at 17th and Chestnut, no one will yet confirm, least of all […]